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Alloy wheels stolen

3:55pm Tuesday 15th April 2008

By Lindsay Gledhill »

Thieves have taken £4,000 of car alloy wheels from a house in Skipton. They were stolen from the garden of a house in Burnside Avenue some time between April 2 and 14.

The haul included four Ford 15in spoke alloys, four Vauxhall multi-spoke 15in alloys and four Peugeot 106 14in GTI alloys.

A police spokesman said: "In order to get away with that many alloys someone would need at the very least a van, which would have been parked at the location for some time."

Police also want to hear from anyone who has been offered some alloys to buy. Anyone with information should contact Skipton police station on 0856 6060247 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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