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We are warning homeowners to remain vigilant after a string of Hanoi burglaries in Lincolnshire over the last two months.
Hanoi burglaries see criminals break into properties and steal car keys before making off with the vehicle.
Eight offences have been reported to officers in the county in that time with the latest incident recorded at Hillview Road, South Witham, near Grantham in the early hours of today (Monday, 10 March).
Investigators found the thieves had snapped a lock on the conservatory before taking the car keys from within the house before stealing the vehicle, a VW Golf.
Enquiries are still taking place, and we are asking anyone with information about this offence to get in touch with officers who are trying to identify those who are responsible.
If you have any information, please contact [email protected] quoting the incident number 22 of Monday, 10 March.
This is the latest incident reported to the force, with similar crimes taking place in other parts of the county in January and February.
Four incidents have been reported in Grantham, and one each in Stamford, Boston and Gainsborough.
Investigations into these incidents are ongoing and we are pursuing all lines of enquiry available to us.
But we want to make sure you have the information you need to keep your property safe. Thieves are typically snapping locks to gain access to properties.
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