Police seek witnesses after Market Drayton Shop Burglary
Police in Market Drayton have appealed for information after a shop was burgled in the town centre.
The business in High Street was targeted between about 2pm on Saturday 25 August and 10am on Monday 27 August 2012, when it was discovered by staff.
Two E Machine PC tower units, a Panasonic video camera, a Dewalt power drill and a B&Q power drill were stolen.
A window had been left insecure at the back of the building and this is were police believe the offender or offenders gained access.
Anyone who might have seen or heard suspicious activity in the area over the weekend is asked to contact investigating officer, Police Constable Rachael Shirley on 101.
"Whether it is your home or business, always make sure that a property is secure by closing and locking doors and windows, not only when it is unoccupied but even when you are out of the room," she said.
"Staff at the business have been given security advice by police and have since taken steps to make the building more secure.
"The community also has an important part to play in helping the police tackle burglary, by calling us on 101 to report any suspicious people or vehicles."
PC Shirley also appealed for anyone who might be offered items similar to those stolen ‘on the cheap' or in dubious circumstances to get in touch.
Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111.
