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LONG SUTTON: Handbag containing bankcards stolen in night-time burglary

Published: 10:02 AM November 12, 2008    Updated: 4:02 AM February 23, 2021

POLICE have launched an appeal for information after a handbag containing bankcards was stolen from a house in Long Sutton. The incident happened at a house in Admiral Court between 8pm Sunday and 7.45am the following day. Thieves entered the house throug

POLICE have launched an appeal for information after a handbag containing bankcards was stolen from a house in Long Sutton.

The incident happened at a house in Admiral Court between 8pm Sunday and 7.45am the following day.

Thieves entered the house through an unlocked back door and took a leather DKNY shoulder bag from the kitchen table. It contained various bankcards and jewellery.

CONTACT: Spalding Police Station on 01775 722233, quoting incident number 306 of November 10.

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