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Tuesday, 9th February 2010

Burnley Crime File February 2nd

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Published Date: 02 February 2009
A RED Citroen Picasso, reg. no. W773 TBC, was stolen from Prestwich Street, Burnley, between 5 a.m. and 6 a.m. yesterday.
The offender is described as a white man, about 5ft. 6in. tall and wearing a black hooded top.

THIEVES stole a 42in. Samsung TV, an X-Box 360 and FIFA 2009 from a house in Burdett Street, Burnley.The stolen goods were valued at £1,400.

A BURGLAR broke into a house in Bivel Street, Burnley, before stealing a black bag from a chair. The bag contained baby items including nappies.

A BLACK 48in. television worth £800 was stolen from a house in Heather Bank, Burnley.

THE car keys for a grey £25,000 BMW 320 were stolen from a property in Southern Avenue, Burnley. A briefcase, personal organiser and black handbag were also stolen.

A LENONA laptop worth £500 was stolen from Walverden Road, Briercliffe.

A WALLET, Blackberry mobile phone and an MP3 player were stolen from a Ford Fiesta in Plumbe Street, Burnley. The stolen items are worth £400.

A PORTABLE DVD player along with a Samsung tape recorder with a combined value of £500 were stolen from a grey Mercedes A140 in Todmorden Road, Burnley.

A BLACK I-pod was stolen from a BMW in Ightenhill Park Lane, Burnley.

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  • Last Updated: 02 February 2009 3:02 PM
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  • Location: Burnley
 
 

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