Hardware business on All Saints Road targeted in overnight break-in
A building supplies business on All Saints Road is counting its losses after burglars forced their way into the premises sometime between 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, 11 November and 7:00 a.m. on Wednesday, 12 November 2025.
Police say the intruder or intruders used a pry tool to open an eastern main office door and made off with a desktop CPU valued at $7,000 EC, $40 EC in coins, a 12-volt battery worth $600 EC, and a Realink DVR.
A nearby northern storage container was also breached, with thieves reportedly prying open a push-up window and stealing an A/C unit valued at $2,000 EC.
Crime scene specialists are expected to process the location as investigators continue to search for suspects and the missing items.
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