Harwich: Police warn people of fuel thefts from cars after a number of vehicles are targeted
Police appeal after pub assault. - Credit: Archant
Police are appealing for information after fuel has been taken from several vehicles in Harwich.
The petrol has been taken from the tank of a red Skoda Felicia which was parked in Adelaide Street.
Around £50 worth of fuel has been taken on various occasions between July 1 and September 16.
The nearside front wheel nuts of the vehicle were also loosened during the last incident which took place sometime overnight on September 15.
Owners of other cars parked in the road have also noticed damage around their filler caps but no fuel has been taken.
Police would like to speak to people who may have seen suspicious activity in the area.
Anyone that can help is asked to call officers at Harwich on 101.
Most Read
- 1 Go-ahead given for 74 new affordable homes for Suffolk town
- 2 Norwood holds talks with one of Town's fellow League One rivals
- 3 Investigations continuing after man suffers serious injuries in crash
- 4 See inside stunning £1.85M home with 'fabulous' outside pool and paddocks
- 5 Could you offer one of these rescue animals their forever home in Suffolk?
- 6 Gameday: 'Great to be back!' Blue Army at Needham give their thoughts
- 7 Missing 17-year-old boy found safe
- 8 Hunt continues for group of youths who pushed man to ground and stole bike
- 9 Car seized as driver tries to avoid parking fees at Stansted Airport
- 10 Husband sues hospital over 'medical neglect' death of wife
Officers are also advising anyone living in the area to check their vehicles before they drive them to ensure everything is order.
