Police seek help after break-in at letting agency office

Police seek help after break-in at letting agency office

10th August 2016

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by Graham Norwood

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10th August 2016

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Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a letting agency was broken into over the weekend.

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At some point between 4.30pm on Thursday August 4 and the morning of Monday August 8 there was a break-in at the PC Lettings agency on Duke Street, Barrow.

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The rear door of the building was damaged, and three of the shop’s windows were smashed during the break in.

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Police want anyone with information about this come forward, and contact PC2480 at Barrow Police Station.

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The public can also call 101, or ring Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

Tags: North West, Rogue Agents

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