Home Invader Caught In Stolen Vehicle
Waikato West Police have arrested a brazen burglar who broke into a home, stealing the victim’s car and belongings in the night.
Shortly before 11pm last night, the victim was sleeping when they were woken to intruders searching the property for items.
The burglars then stole several belongings before fleeing in the victim’s vehicle.
Police responded immediately, assessing the scene and patrolling the area for the stolen vehicle. That vehicle was subsequently spotted by officers and was stopped near Te Awamutu.
The driver was arrested without incident.
A 40-year-old man has been charged with unlawfully taking a motor vehicle and will appear in the Hamilton District Court today.
Police urge homeowners to consider options to safeguard their property and belongings from potential burglaries.
Having CCTV, alarms, motion-activated lights, and securely locked windows and doors can help your home be less of a target.
Call 111 in an emergency.
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