02/01/2018

Police Appeal Following Spate Of Burglaries In Co Down

Police believe a spate of burglaries in the Co Down area may be linked.

Three men were disturbed during two break-ins in Warrenpoint and Mayobridge on Friday, 29 December.

It is thought the suspects may have been seen in Kilkeel and Mayobridge on the same evening.

Detective Sergeant James Johnston said: "We are investigating a possible link between these incidents and would like to hear from anyone with information. We are particularly keen to hear from anyone who may have noticed three males or any vehicles acting suspiciously in these areas on Friday 29 December. Please call 101, quoting reference number 991 29/12/17, should you have any information."

(CD/LM)

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