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Detectives warn Peterhead residents to remain on guard against sneak thieves

Detectives warn Peterhead residents to remain on guard against sneak thieves

Detectives have urged residents in Peterhead to lock their doors after a spate of sneak-in thefts in the town.

During the last month, a number of “similar crimes” were reported to officers in the Buchan town, including the thefts of purses and handbags from homes in the town centre.

DC Charley Keith, the officer leading the investigation, said: “We are following a positive line of enquiry in relation to these incidents, however I want to take this opportunity to urge people living in the area to be on their guard while our enquiries continue.

“Remember to lock your doors – even if you are at home – and don’t leave anything of any value at your front or back doors where someone could easily sneak in.

“Ensure your belongings including your handbag, purse or wallet are always secure or hidden and don’t make it any easier for opportunistic thieves to gain access to your valuables.”

DC Keith added older and “more vulnerable” people had already fallen victim to c and urged family and friends of those likely to be a target of thieves to help them to be vigilant.

“Anyone with information that they think could assist with our inquiries should contact Police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 if you would prefer to remain anonymous.”