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Warning following copper thefts in Loughborough
Posted on 06/10/08
Officers in Loughborough would like local residents to be more vigilant following a number of copper thefts in the area.
The most recent theft took place on Edward Street, Loughborough at around 3am on Thursday September 18 when a three metre copper pipe was stolen resulting in 300 in damage.
This follows a number of similar incidents in the area that have occurred over the last few months.
PC Nathan Adkin who is investigating this incident said: "Following a series of copper thefts I would advise people to be aware of any suspect activity and contact the police with any information they may have.
"This is a potential risk for everybody concerned, live gas pipes are being left uncovered which can cause harm and potentially a great deal of damage. I would warn anybody to contact National Grid Transco should they smell gas before anything serious happens.
"If you see or hear anything that you think might be linked to such thefts then please do not hesitate to contact the police."
Anyone with any information is asked to contact PC 362 Nathan Adkin of Leicestershire Constabulary on 0116 222 2222. When prompted, key in the officer's identification number 362.and leave a message. Alternatively, you may contact Crimestoppers, which is free* and anonymous on 0800 555 111. For gas emergencies please contact National Grid Transco on: (0)845 605 6677.
*Please note, some mobile networks may charge for this call.
Issued on 06/10/08 at 15:43
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