Posted: Thu 23rd Nov 2023

Updated: Thu 23rd Nov

Large quantity of e-cigarettes and cash stolen in Flint burglary

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Thursday, Nov 23rd, 2023

Police have said a burglary took place overnight at a shop on Flint High Street, resulting in the theft of a significant quantity of e-cigarettes and cash.

The theft, which happened between the early hours of Thursday, 23 November between 1am and 3am, targeted a local vape store.

Police have issued an appeal to the public for any information or witnesses.

In a statement, North Flintshire Police said:

“Overnight there has been a burglary on Flint High St. Suspects have stolen a large amount of vapes / e-cigarettes and cash.

“We are appealing for any person who may have seen any suspicious activity between 01:00 – 03:00hrs last night on Flint High Street to call NWP with information.

“If you are made aware of persons selling any e-cigarettes / vapes in large quantities or at a very low price please, call NWP with information.

“If you would prefer to submit anonymously please use Crimstoppers: https://orlo.uk/iEezY

“There will be a heightened police presence on Flint High St this morning while we conduct our enquiries.

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