Shrub stolen from Onchan home

Saturday, 5 December 2020 07:03

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Police are appealing for information after a large shrub was stolen from a house in Onchan.

Officers say the large evergreen shrub plant was taken on Main Road between 5pm on Monday, November 30 and 6.30am the following day.

Authorities add it was stolen with minimal damage, therefore the culprit is believe to have known what they were doing.

Anyone in the area at the time or has seen someone acting suspiciously carrying gardening equipment is asked to get in touch with PC Walker at Kellie.Walker@gov.im.

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