Smash and grab at St Ives petrol station
Friday, June 15, 2012
10:55 AM
THIEVES smashed their way into a St Ives petrol station last night.
THIEVES smashed their way into a St Ives petrol station last night.
The offenders stole cigarettes from the Hemingford Service Station in London Road at 11.40pm yesterday (Thursday) before making off in a blue BMW. A van, also believed to be blue, was seen in the area, however it is not known if that vehicle was also involved in the incident.
Chief Inspector Chris Mead said: “I would appeal to anyone who has any information about who is responsible for this break-in to call police.
“In particular we are keen to hear from anyone who saw the BMW either prior to the incident or where it went afterwards or anyone who may have seen the car and blue van travelling together in convoy.”
CONTACT: Anyone with any information should call police on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.
Latest News See all
- First Ultimate Networking Event in Huntingdon a huge success
- Huntingdonshire school’s sixth form wins east of England prize
- Hairy Bikers stop off at Houghton Mill for TV series
- Crash on A14 eastbound causing delays at Fenstanton
- GALLERY: New leader elected and cabinet system scrapped at dramatic Cambridgeshire County Council meeting
More News
- Huntingdonshire school’s sixth form wins east of England prize
- Hairy Bikers stop off at Houghton Mill for TV series
- Crash on A14 eastbound causing delays at Fenstanton
- GALLERY: New leader elected and cabinet system scrapped at dramatic Cambridgeshire County Council meeting
- Ramsey wind farm gets green light
- CAMBS: Metal theft drops by two thirds
- 3.17pm: Martin Curtis becomes Cambridgeshire County Council leader after bruising encounter at Shire Hall
- CAMBS: MP told ‘no change’ planned at Buckden roundabout
- Car hits tree after leaving A14
- Tinchy Stryder is performing at St Ives venue next month
ADVERTISEMENT
0 comments