Police investigate high value theft from car in Preston

Tuesday, 7 May 2024 12:40

Police are looking for two people in connection with a high value theft from a car in Preston.

They were called to Ribbleton Lane at around 8.20pm on Tuesday 30th April. It was reported that the rear window of a Range Rover had been smashed and around £3,700 worth of items, including designer clothing, stolen.

Enquiries are ongoing and they would now like to ask for your help to identify the people in these images as we think they may be able to help the investigation.

If you can help, call 101, quoting the log number 1338 of April 30th or email 3698@lancashire.police.uk

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