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Our car was broken into in the early hours on Saturday morning at 03.35. This time I have a description of the car and the occupants.


I wasn't sure if they had broken in because there were trees in the way. A VW blue hatchback with blacked out windows pulled up and two white men got out. They were late teens early twenties. Both were slim built and one had lighter coloured hair. They were both wearing jeans and hoodies and pulled up their hoods as they walked quickly up the road to our car.

I couldn't see our car because as I said the trees were in the way.When they got back to their own car....a medium colour blue metallic VW , they got in and something was thrown out of the window which we found this morning. These were reggae CD's not belonging to us but may be from another car they had broken into.


If anyone has any information or if you have seen this VW parked up anywhere please pm me or contact the police,thank you.

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