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Oakhurst Grove: Intruder in garden in night

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I just wanted to warn people that on Saturday night/ 5.30am Sunday morning a man climbed over my side gate into my Back garden. We think he had tried to get into the front door first and then gone round the back.

We were alerted when he lit up our bedroom window shining a torch into it. The police came really quickly but he had run off when we put on the light.

Please be extra vigilant ensuring gates and access are secure.

He shouted at my partner to go out into the garden so is confrontational so please be careful.

Stay safe

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