Jan 25 2010 Chester Chronicle
POLICE in Chester have stepped up patrols following a series of shed break-ins in Handbridge and the Lache.
Officers are also appealing for residents to keep outbuildings and sheds securely locked and valuables out of sight to help stop thieves in their tracks.
Sheds in the Prenton Place and Allington Place areas of Handbridge were broken into over night on Thursday (January 21).
Insp Steve Beddows of the Chester Outer Neighbourhood Policing Unit said: “ We want to help residents prevent crime in their communities.
“By locking sheds and outbuildings and keeping valuables out of sight residents can avoid becoming victims.
“My officers are increasing patrols around the areas affected and will be visiting residents to advise them on security issues.
“I would urge anyone with any information about these break-ins to contact us.”
To contact Cheshire Constabulary call 0845 458 0000 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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