Criminal damage – Lowestoft

Police are appealing for information after a number of vehicles parked in Dixon Drive had a corrosive liquid poured onto them, causing damage to the paintwork of some of the cars.

The incident occurred between 12.30am and 11am yesterday, Sunday 6 September, with someone pouring the substance over the bonnets of five vehicles. Three – a Volvo, a Jaguar and a Ford - were damaged, with paint on the vehicles being blistered by the liquid.

Anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area between these times or anyone with information about who caused the damage is asked to call PC 198 Graham on 01986 835300.

Burglary – Woodbridge

Someone gained entry to business premises at Market Hill in Woodbridge between 1am and 7.30am yesterday, Sunday 6 September, and stole a cash till. The till was later found discarded in the cemetery nearby. There was no money in the till at the time it was taken and the till itself was undamaged.

Were you in the area between these times? Anyone who saw someone with the till or who has information about who stole it should call PC 1615 Redgen at Woodbridge on 01473 613500.

Burglary – Beccles

A mans black racing bike, with drop handlebars, gold lettering on and silver mudguards, was stolen from a garage in Ballygate between 3pm and 5pm on Tuesday 1 September.

Have you seen the bike since? Anyone with information about who took the cycle or where it is now should call PC 1519 Cudmore on 01986 835300.

Criminal damage – Carlton Colville

Paintwork on a silver Ford car parked in Kingswood Avenue was scratched between 9.10pm on Thursday 3 and 8.30am on Friday 4 September. Were you in the area between these times? Did you see the incident or do you know who caused the damage? Anyone with information is asked to call PC 1171 Bond at Lowestoft on 01986 835300.

Theft – Woodbridge

An orange inflatable 14ft rib boat was cut from its moorings at River Wall at sometime between 4pm on Thursday 3 and 2.45pm on Sunday 6 September. The boat was later found, slashed up and minus its grey 60hp two stroke outboard engine with white propeller, at Wilford Bridge. The engine would have been bulky - about 5ft tall and around 200lbs – therefore it’s thought more than one person would have been needed to move it and a vehicle would have been needed to transport it. It’s also thought it would have taken a while – possibly hours – to remove the engine from the rib. Anyone with information about who is responsible – or where the engine is now – should call PC 361 Howard at Woodbridge on 01473 613500.

Criminal damage – Lowestoft

Around 50 roof tiles were smashed after someone climbed onto the roof of an office in Waveney Road between 9.30am on Friday 21 and 2pm on Thursday 27 August. Anyone with information about who caused the damage should call PC 1638 Barber at Lowestoft on 01986 835300.