Thieves strike in Lowestoft
HUNGRY thieves stole three packets of bacon from a shop in Lowestoft.The shop at Jubilee Way was targeted about 11.45am on Friday (August 14). Police need to trace two men - both described as white, and in their late 20s to 30s, one around 5ft 6ins tall of medium build with three or four scars on the side of his face, shaven light coloured hair and wearing a short sleeve blue T-shirt, carrying a red Arsenal sports bag and with a Y frame blue and silver pedal cycle, the other around 5ft 5ins tall, of chunky build with dark curly messy hair, who was carrying a Tesco carrier bag and had a light coloured mountain bike.
HUNGRY thieves stole three packets of bacon from a shop in Lowestoft.
The shop at Jubilee Way was targeted about 11.45am on Friday (August 14). Police need to trace two men - both described as white, and in their late 20s to 30s, one around 5ft 6ins tall of medium build with three or four scars on the side of his face, shaven light coloured hair and wearing a short sleeve blue T-shirt, carrying a red Arsenal sports bag and with a Y frame blue and silver pedal cycle, the other around 5ft 5ins tall, of chunky build with dark curly messy hair, who was carrying a Tesco carrier bag and had a light coloured mountain bike.
Anyone with information about the incident or who the two men are should call Lowestoft police on 01986 835300.
You may also want to watch:
Most Read
- 1 Incredible aerial photos show scale of Latitude Festival
- 2 Family fundraising for Aimee, 16, after leukaemia diagnosis
- 3 'The vibe is good' - Return to normality on first day of Latitude Festival
- 4 Tributes paid to 'intelligent, humble, quiet and caring' family man
- 5 Seafood restaurant and bar set to transform historic Lowestoft pub
- 6 Lowestoft-area high school honours Year 11 students with glitzy prom
- 7 Iconic hospital likely to be sold to private developer
- 8 Popular Southwold fish and chip shop for sale for £850k
- 9 Band and singer pull out of Latitude Festival due to positive Covid tests
- 10 Coronavirus cases in East Suffolk almost double in a week
