Forensic units and police have been seen at a Co-Op shop in Norfolk after a break-in.
The incident is said to have occurred at 11pm yesterday (September 8) at the supermarket in Snettisham.
Three men in balaclavas were reported to be seen damaging the door frame and one of the locks using a crowbar.
Police attended this morning and a forensic unit was also seen outside the shop.
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The news comes after a crime in Suffolk in the early hours of Thursday morning (September 7) where a Co-Op shop in Newmarket was broken into.
A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire police later said: "We were made aware of the incident by Suffolk police due to a similar incident we had in St Ives at about 1.30am yesterday, Thursday."
It has not been confirmed that the incidents are linked.
The shop is now closed until further notice.
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