Beryl Bike batteries stolen from Station Road Credenhill

Batteries of e-bikes belonging to the Beryl Bike scheme were taken on May 10.
Batteries of e-bikes belonging to the Beryl Bike scheme were taken on May 10.
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POLICE are searching for information after an incident in a Herefordshire village which saw batteries stolen from six Beryl Bikes.

Posting on West Mercia Police site Neighbourhood Matters, PCSO Rachael Mahoney said that the batteries had been stolen from the e-bikes on May 10 in Credenhill.

The incident took place between 10.52pm and 11.17pm, outside the shops on Station Road.

"We’d like to remind all local residents to take precautions to secure their own e-bikes when not in use," PCSO Mahoney said.

 "Always lock your bike, remove the battery when leaving it unattended, and, if possible, store it in a well-lit, secure location.

"These simple steps can help deter theft and protect your property."

If you witnessed anything suspicious during this time, or have CCTV footage covering this area, please get in touch via herefordrn.snt@westmercia.police.uk.

 

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