Electrical items stolen from Telford storage unit
Police are investigating after thieves broke into a storage unit in Telford and stole thousands of pounds worth of electrical items.
A total of 208 small electrical items, worth an estimated £3,500, were stolen from a storage unit at Halesfield some time between 12pm on Thursday 2 February and 1pm on Friday 3 February.
A haul of cameras, ipod docks, televisions and monitors, MP3 and MP4 players, DVD players and Blue Ray players, computer printers, DAB radios and radio accessories were stolen.
Police believe thieves may try and sell the items on and are urging people to be vigilant and to report any suspicious sales activity to them.
A Telford Police spokeswoman said: "A lot of items were stolen and we think that whoever took the items will try and sell the items. Therefore, we are asking people to be aware and to tell us if they are offered any electrical items for sale in suspicious circumstances.
"A number of Kodak cameras, in various colours were stolen, along with a number of black Vestalife Mantis ipod docks, an Evotel 26 inch television with a built in DVD, FOUR Sandisk Sansa Clip 4GB MP3 players, eight Dion Freeview recorders, nine Sony DVD players, an Epson computer printer, a pair of Vidal Sassoon Hydra hair straighteners, a Navman F45, a remote control helicopter and various radio adapters."
She added: "The items were for a small personal business. If you have any information at all that could help us with our enquiries then we would really like to hear from you."
Telford Police can be contacted on the non emergency number 101 or the anonymous Crimestoppers number 0800 555111.
