Mobilty-scooter theft in East Ham
Published:
4:30 PM August 7, 2011
Updated:
9:52 AM October 13, 2020
A mobility scooter was among items stolen from an East Ham woman �who returned from shopping to find her home had been burgled.
Taken with the �1,500 mobility scooter was a Toshiba 24-inch flat-screen TV and DVD player.
The break-in in Pickering Avenue occurred on Monday, July 18 between 10.30am and 2.25pm with the burglar gaining entry through a rear ground floor window.
Crime prevention officer Pc Brian Walker said: “Burglary, on the whole, is an opportunist crime.
“When going out and leaving your property empty, �remember to always close and lock all windows and doors.
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“If you are a resident who lives in a block of flats, be mindful not to grant entry to people via the entry phone system. If you do not know them, don’t let them in.”
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