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Thieves hit library

24/04/2008

THIEVES have stolen more than $3000 worth of equipment from the Cranbourne Library.
The building on Berwick-Cranbourne Road was broken into at 11.10pm last Wednesday, 22 August.
They broke glass windows on a door to gain entry and stole PlayStation games and equipment, two Xbox systems and LCD monitors.
Police said the equipment would most likely be damaged as it was bolted to the tables.
Anyone with information should contact the officer in charge at Cranbourne Police on 5991 0600.

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