Stirling and Clackmannanshire police round-up: *On Monday (9 February), two males appeared at Stirling Sheriff Court on theft charges after being lifted in Bannockburn.
*Remember to lock your doors and windows before you go to bed.
*A man and woman appeared at Stirling Sheriff Court on drugs charges after a search warrant was executed in Sunnybank Road last Wednesday (4 February).
*Remember - if you receive a call from any company/person and you’re unsure of their identity, never disclose any personal or bank details.
*A white Citreon car was badly scratched in The Bryony area of Tullibody over the last week.
*A red Superdry sweatshirt was stolen from an Alloa town centre pub.
*A group of youths stole money from a dance studio on Clackmannan Road.
*A wing mirror was recently pulled from a maroon Vauxhall Vectra in Devonside.
*A white Boardman mountain bike was nabbed from a shed in Alva’s East Stirling Street.
If you have information in relation to these crimes or witnessed any of the incidents, please call Police Scotland on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Stirling and Clackmannanshire police round-up: *On Monday (9 February), two males appeared at Stirling Sheriff Court on theft charges after being lifted in Bannockburn.
*Remember to lock your doors and windows before you go to bed.
*A man and woman appeared at Stirling Sheriff Court on drugs charges after a search warrant was executed in Sunnybank Road last Wednesday (4 February).
*Remember - if you receive a call from any company/person and you’re unsure of their identity, never disclose any personal or bank details.
*A white Citreon car was badly scratched in The Bryony area of Tullibody over the last week.
*A red Superdry sweatshirt was stolen from an Alloa town centre pub.
*A group of youths stole money from a dance studio on Clackmannan Road.
*A wing mirror was recently pulled from a maroon Vauxhall Vectra in Devonside.
*A white Boardman mountain bike was nabbed from a shed in Alva’s East Stirling Street.
If you have information in relation to these crimes or witnessed any of the incidents, please call Police Scotland on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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