Thieves target Tesco Express store in Brockenhurst

THIEVES made off with £160 worth of alcohol and razor blades after a smash and grab style burglary at a Tesco Express store in the New Forest.

Three thieves wearing scarves across their faces broke windows at the front of the store in Brookley, Brockenhurst at around 3am on Friday, January 25.

They tried to steal cigarettes form a locked cabinet within the store but failed so instead stole a quantity of alcohol before making off in a Ford Fiesta.

Officers believe the Ford Fiesta used may have been the same one that was stolen on Thursday evening while parked on Kings Road New Milton. The dark blue, L reg Fiesta has since been recovered abandoned in Setthorns Road, Sway.

The three thieves involved are described as all being male and wearing clothing with their hoods up. One had a grey hooded top with a white top underneath and dark tracksuit bottoms with a red stripe.

Another had a black jacket and a blue hooded top under it. He was also wearing combat trousers. The third person was wearing a dark anorak and dark trousers.

Officers would like to hear from anyone who saw the incident or anyone suspicious in the area around the time of the incident. They’d also like to hear from anyone who may have seen any unusual activity involving a Ford Fiesta around the area on the night.

Those with information are asked to call PC Stephanie Rudland at Lymington Police Station on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Comments(5)

HRH of Boscombe says...
2:53pm Mon 28 Jan 13

Honestly who would give any information these days to help Tesco??

Controversial But True says...
3:03pm Mon 28 Jan 13

HRH of Boscombe wrote:
Honestly who would give any information these days to help Tesco??
Everyone who hates Sainsbury's, ASDA and Morrissons!!!

contric says...
3:08pm Mon 28 Jan 13

whats the point of getting involved as are lack of justice system is so weak if it doesnt directly involve me i have got to the point where i dont realy care who robs who or who kills who

tramp_about_town says...
7:27pm Mon 28 Jan 13

What we should be asking is what has led these people to do such a thing. These people need hugs and extra benefits, not punishment. As a taxpayer I have failed as I have not given enough to the amazing public sector who do such an amazing job helping people like this. Tesco are also amazing as well as the people who have commented so far and the person who wrote the article. Amazing.

poolepaul says...
7:52pm Mon 28 Jan 13

Sounds like more "horse-play" at Tescos. I'm here all week.

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