Laptops worth £2,500 stolen from Bridgnorth School
Police are investigating the theft of five laptop computers worth £2,500 from a Bridgnorth school.
They were stolen from a storeroom at Oldbury Wells School over the Easter holidays and police today issued an appeal for information on their whereabouts.
Police Constable Mark Naylor, the investigating officer, said: “Five Toshiba laptops and their network cables were taken by someone who gained entry to the premises between March 28 and Monday this week.
“They are valued at £500 each and I am appealing for any information which might help identify the offenders or assist in tracing the computers.
“It could be that the thieves have been trying to sell them in the Bridgnorth or Wolverhampton areas. If anyone has been offered Toshiba laptops in suspicious circumstances, don’t be tempted as you may end up being charged with receiving stolen goods.”
PC Naylor appealed for information to be forwarded to him at Bridgnorth police station. He can be contacted by calling 101 or 0300 333 3000.
Details can also be given to the anonymous Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111 for which a reward may be paid.
