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Palmerston North Police seek to identify would-be burglars
Palmerston North Police seek to identify would-be burglars
Central District Police are investigating two
attempted burglaries of business premises in Palmerston
North this week.
The first incident occurred at
the Birdcage bar in Terrace End at 10.30pm on Saturday 29
October.
The second occurred at the Caltex in Roslyn at
5.30am on Monday 31 October.
In both incidents, the
premises were closed and locked securely at the time and the
offenders were unable to enter.
However, Police
would like still to identify the people involved in the
attempted burglaries.
“This situation ended a lot better than it could have, which goes to show that appropriate security features can really act as a deterrent and preventative measure, “ says Detective Dave Wilson.
“Simple things such as ensuring your premises are securely locked, having working CCTV cameras, as well as a working alarm when your business is closed, all contribute to deterring potential burglars.”
If
you have information you think might help identify the
offenders involved in these incidents, please contact
Palmerston North police on 06 351 3600.
Information can
also be provided anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555
111.
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