Fishing equipment and power tools stolen in Lowestoft shed break-in
By MARK BOGGIS
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
2:31 PM
POWER tools and fishing equipment were stolen after someone broke into a shed in the back garden of a home in Lowestoft.
The burglary happened in Osborne Street between 8am on Sunday and 9.30am yesterday (Tuesday, January 15).
Among the items stolen were a Makita power drill and Black and Decker combo set, bite indicators, a green bed chair and bivvy, a green fishing bag and fishing rods and reels.
● Information to PC 1638 Barber at Lowestoft police on 101.
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