Cash stolen from Honiton charity shop
Published:
8:41 AM September 19, 2011
Updated:
11:16 AM November 7, 2020
No sign of forced entry at premises run by Children’s Hospice South West.
Police are awaiting the results of forensic tests following a burglary at a charity shop in Honiton run by Children’s Hospice South West.
More than �500 was stolen from the High Street shop, but it is understood the premises may have been left insecure.
A police spokesman said the shop’s alarm had not been set and that entry could have been gained with keys.
“There was no sign of a forced entry,” said the spokesman.
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The burglary occurred overnight on August 6 - but has only just been reported to the Midweek Herald.
Anybody with information is urged to call PC Carly Davies on 08452 777444.
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