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Break-in but nothing taken

Published: 12:06 PM April 24, 2009    Updated: 5:53 PM December 11, 2020

POLICE are investigating a break-in at a property in Sidmouth. A window was forced at an address in Broadway between midday on Thursday, April 2 and 6pm on Saturday, April 18. Nothing was taken but police would like to hear from anyone who may have seen

POLICE are investigating a break-in at a property in Sidmouth.

A window was forced at an address in Broadway between midday on Thursday, April 2 and 6pm on Saturday, April 18.

Nothing was taken but police would like to hear from anyone who may have seen or heard anything suspicious during that period.

Ring 08452 777444 quoting crime reference number KS/09/206.

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