Police investigating number of break-ins at business premises in Derry
Local firms urged to be vigilant
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Police in Derry are investigating a number of commercial burglaries in the Campsie area over the weekend and asking business owners to take the opportunity now to review their security measures.
Crime Prevention Officer Mitch Freedman explains: “Businesses that don’t operate over the weekend or are based in an industrial estate on the outskirts can be more vulnerable therefore ensure you are making best use of alarm systems, CCTV and other measures to secure your properties.
“If you would like further crime prevention advice or information contact us on 101 or visit our website: www.psni.police.uk.”
Police in Derry issue a new warning following reports of bogus cold callers knocking on people s doors
People urged to be vigilant around potential criminals
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Police in Derry are appealing to the public to be vigilant to cold callers following a number of suspicious reports across Northern Ireland in recent days.
Crime Prevention Officer Mitch Freedman explains: “These incidents have involved males calling to houses asking about motorhomes for sale or offering to carry out home repair work. While some of these callers may be genuine we are asking residents to follow some simple steps.
· Do not feel pressurised into opening your door. Tell the person to go away or point to the No Cold Callers sticker on your door. If you don’t have one please contact your local station on 101.