Please be aware that at some point before 10.30pm yesterday, 30 June, offenders gained entry to a home in Bridge Street, Polesworth via an insecure ground floor window.

Once inside the offenders stole a 52in television and then left via the rear door.

If you have information that you believe may be connected to this incident please contact Atherstone Police quoting incident number 643 of 30 June. Thankyou.

Julie Dale
Watch Co-ordinator
Community ProtectionTo report crime or pass on any other information about this message ring 01926 415000. Quote the incident number if known.
PREVENT CAR CRIME - DO NOT LEAVE PROPERTY IN YOUR CAR or CAR BOOT
PREVENT BURGLARY - DO NOT LEAVE DOORS and WINDOWS OPEN


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and voluntary organisations to tackle the harm caused by domestic abuse.
If you or someone you know is affected by emotional, financial, physical or other forms of abuse
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In an emergency, dial 999.

* PLEASE NOTE: Calls from most landlines to the Warwickshire Domestic Abuse Freephone number 0800 408 1552 are free
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