Police are reminding people in Canon to be extra vigilant following reports of suspicious activity in the village (Image: Newsquest)
POLICE are urging people in a Herefordshire village to be extra vigilant after reports there was suspicious activity in the area.
At around 1.30am on April 3, two men were reportedly seen lurking around a property in Canon Pyon.
It is believed they entered a garden through a bolted gate and tampered with a shed door.
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PCSO Adam Westlake, from Hereford Rural North, says nothing appears to have been taken, but is reminding people to remain vigilant.
This includes:
- Secure your property: Ensure all gates, doors, and windows are properly locked, especially during the night. Investing in sturdy locks and security systems can deter potential intruders.
- Be aware of your surroundings: Stay alert and report any suspicious activity immediately. If you notice unfamiliar individuals loitering or behaving oddly, don't hesitate to contact the police.
- Illuminate your property: Ensure that exterior areas of your property are well-lit to deter potential intruders.
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