Thieves forced open the doors to nine caravans in a series of burglaries in Rhuddlan.
Caravan owners in Denbighshire are being urged to be vigilant following the incidents, which took place between noon on Wednesday, November 25, and 10am on Friday, November 27.
All nine mobile homes had their doors forced open, but it is not yet clear what was taken.
Police are advising caravan owners to remove valuable items from any mobile homes that are regularly unoccupied, particularly holiday homes.
Sgt Kalum Davies from the local policing team said: “Up to nine caravans have been targeted and we are appealing to caravan owners to be vigilant.
“We are still trying to establish what has been stolen, but we know that a kettle was stolen from one caravan.
“Many parks are now quieter, with caravans being left unoccupied for longer periods of time.
“As such, we are urging owners to consider checking on their caravans over the winter months and removing valuable items from view in order to deter criminals.
“We are urging anybody who witnesses suspicious behaviour in or around caravan parks to contact us immediately.
“We are also appealing to anybody who may have information regarding this recent spate of burglaries to make contact.”
Anybody with information is asked to contact officers at Rhyl Police Station, quoting reference number RC15181478.
see- http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/police-warn-caravan-owners-after-10525744
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