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Police warning after distraction burglary



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Published Date: 21 July 2008
Norfolk police are asking residents to be vigilant following reports of a distraction burglary in a south Norfolk village.
The incident was reported at about 3pm on Monday in Rectory Road, Dickleburgh.

The victim saw a man in her back garden and went to speak to him.

While he talked to her, a second person is thought to have entered the house and stolen cash.

The man who spoke with the resident is described as being of sturdy build, having a Scottish accent, wearing a black bomber jacket, black trousers and was wearing glasses.

People are reminded to double check the identity of anyone cold calling at their home and always ask for quotes and references before any work on their garden or home is carried out.

A police spokesman said: "Always ask for identification from any unexpected callers and do not to let anyone in if you are not comfortable with who they are.

"Councils and utilities companies will generally contact householders by telephone or letter if they plan to carry out repairs rather than make unsolicited calls."

Please report anything suspicious as soon as possible to police, 0845 456 4567.


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  • Last Updated: 21 July 2008 4:56 PM
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  • Location: Diss
 
 
  

 
 


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