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Local officers are asking residents of the Cam and Dursley areas to be vigilant against burglary and to report suspicious behaviour following two break-ins yesterday (Tuesday).
Officers were called to reports of two burglaries in Dursley where offenders had forced entry by smashing rear patio doors.
Both incidents happened between 4.30pm and around 6pm.
In one of the burglaries nothing is believed to have been taken, however a quantity of cash was stolen from the second home.
With the dark nights police are urging people to remain vigilant to suspicious behaviour and to ensure they keep their properties secure day and night.
The darker days and earlier nights provide an opportunity for thieves to try and gain access to homes, cars and sheds.
Quick and simple actions such as using timer switches with lights, locking doors and windows and avoiding posting to social media when you're not home, could help prevent your home from being burgled.
Find out more ways to protect your home, car and outhouses from theft here: https://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/police-forces/gloucestershire-constabulary/areas/gloucestershire/campaigns/burglary/
Additionally, if you have seen or heard any suspicious activity you can report it to police here: https://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/soh/seen-or-heard/
If a crime is in progress and offenders are nearby always call police on 999.