Arrests made following restaurant alcohol theft

Thursday, 10 January 2013 00:00

Two men have been arrested after a large quantity of alcohol was stolen from a Chinese restaurant in Ramsey.

Police are investigating after around £150 worth of drink – including cases of Strongbow Cider and a number of bottles of red and white wine - were taken.

Thieves forced entry to the Golden Phoenix property on Parliament Street in the early hours of yesterday morning (Wednesday).

The men who were arrested are currently assisting police with their inquiries.

Anyone who has any information relating to the incident has been asked to contact Ramsey Police Station on 812234.

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