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Warning to householders in Inverness as well as wider public of Highlands and Islands – thefts

NORTHERN Constabulary is reminding householders to ensure their doors and windows are locked following a number of recent housebreakings in the Inverness area where laptop computers have been stolen.

Police would extend that advice to all residents in the Highlands and Islands to ensure they do not become the victim of opportunist theft.

Crime Prevention Officer for Inverness PC Malcolm Raeburn said:

“We have had a number of opportunist type thefts in the Inverness area over the past few weeks and we would like to remind householders to bear home security in mind.

“Ground floor windows and doors should be locked when people are out of the house during the day or at night to deter thieves. Expensive items such as laptops and digital cameras should not be on open display or able to be seen through windows

“Don’t give criminals easy access to your property and be vigilant when it comes to home security.

“Crime prevention officers are available to offer advice to residents and we would urge anyone looking for assistance to contact their nearest Police station.”

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