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Man woken up during attempted burglary, Bridgwater

7:30am Tuesday 14th February 2012 in News

Man woken up during attempted burglary, Bridgwater Man woken up during attempted burglary, Bridgwater

A Bridgwater resident was woken up in the early hours of the morning to see a man trying to take copper from his garage.

The victim disturbed the alleged offender at 5am during the incident at his property in Taunton Road, last month.

The man is described as white, around 5ft 6inches tall and of a medium build. He was wearing grey tracksuit bottoms, a grey-zip hooded type top and scarf over his face.

· Anyone with information can call Bridgwater police on 101.

Comments(6)

ohdearithappenedagain says...
9:09am Tue 14 Feb 12

Last month??
Good idea to report the story now eh?
You know, while people's memories are still fresh......

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RustyKnight says...
9:38am Tue 14 Feb 12

5am last month, that narrows it down to 31 days - how specific do you expect the Murky to be?

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andelain says...
3:13pm Tue 14 Feb 12

ohdearithappenedagai
n wrote:
Last month??
Good idea to report the story now eh?
You know, while people's memories are still fresh......
Has to be said, all news is old news in this paper!!!

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BaldCarl2 says...
6:23pm Tue 14 Feb 12

It may be due to the efficiency of the police in producing this press report.
We all know they have much more important crime to investigate. Such as security guards on building sites who don't have the right paperwork and minor speeding offences.

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RaeRae93 says...
8:45am Wed 15 Feb 12

Have to agree with all of you here! As someone who's dad owns a small local sole trader business and has had piping stole so many times he empties his entire van and brings it inside of the house every night then reloads the next morning, I think the police could be more proactive in appealing for information... starting with putting it in the local paper as soon as possible after the incident.

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YoungRobin says...
8:18pm Fri 17 Feb 12

Can't blame the paper, they can only print the information they receive.

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