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Burglars hit house

01/05/2008

THIEVES raided a Cranbourne North house in daylight on Monday.
The owners returned home to find the rear door jemmied and a number of valuable items missing.
Police said the thieves had stolen a DVD player and DVDs from the lounge room, then rifled through the bedrooms, stealing jewellery and a digital camera.
Some Gameboys and a small amount of cash were missing after the raid between 9.30am and 2pm.
The thieves also stole a bag to convey their haul.

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