Police are urging residents across the whole of Clydebank to make sure their properties are secure
HOUSEHOLDERS are being urged to ensure their doors are locked at night.
It follows another walk-in theft at an insecure residential property in the Clydebank area.
In the last edition of the Post we told of how a spate of thefts from insecure cars and homes has taken place. There was another incident on Sunday, May 15, where a back door of a Mossgiel Drive, Drumry, home was left unlocked.
Somewhere between 1am and 5am a crook got in and stole cash from inside the house while residents slept.
Inspector David Quinn of Clydebank Police told the Post: “We urge residents to make sure their properties are secure at night.”
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