09/06/2017

Six Businesses In Ballymena Targeted In Burglary Spree

An investigation has been launched into a number of burglaries at commercial premises in Ballymena.

Police have said that six businesses in Ballymena were targeted overnight between 07 - 08 June and various items, including cash, were stolen from each.

Three of the businesses are located on Broughshane Street, the other two on William Street and Larne Road.

Detective Sergeant Kerry Brennan said: "We are keen to hear from anyone with information about these crimes. Detectives can be contacted by calling 101."

(MH/LM)

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