Police Investigate Primary School Burglary

Friday, 17 December 2010 00:00

Laptops and TV Stolen From Mobile Classroom

An investigation has been launched following a burglary at an Island Primary School during this week.

Sometime between 8.30pm and 8.30am Kewaigue Primary School was broken into, with a large quantity of expensive goods taken.

The offenders broke in by smashing a window in a mobile classroom.

They took several items, including a Television and 5 apple macbook pro laptops, the laptops are easily recognisable as they’ve been numbered 30-34 with a permanent marker.

Anyone who has been offered a laptop for sale is asked to come forward and help with the enquiries.

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