Police seek information following Hamilton ram-raid
Hamilton Police at the scene of an early morning commercial
burglary are appealing for people in the area who saw
anything suspicious to come forward.
District shift
manager, Senior Sergeant Andrew O'Reilly, said officers were
called to a women's fashion store at the Victoria St end of
London St in the City's CBD about 5am.
"We're currently
working to obtain CCTV footage of the area to establish just
what has occurred but it appears a vehicle or heavy
machinery has been used to smash a large front store
window.
"At this stage it appears quantities of women's
jeans are among items taken and we would like to speak to
anyone who was in the area who saw anything untoward in the
area to contact the Hamilton Central Police Station by
phoning 07 858
6200."
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