Masked Man Steals Beer In Break-In

Thursday, 23 January 2020 16:30

The man was recorded on the store's CCTV cameras.

Police are looking for a man who broke into a shop at Five Oaks while wearing a balaclava to steal a case of beer.

It happened at the Morrisons/Wine Warehouse store in St Saviour at around 3am this morning.

The force says he forced the shop doors open after pushing a motorbike that was parked nearby through the glass.

The break-in happened at the Morrisons/Wine Warehouse store at Five Oaks.

After grabbing the Corona beer, he left the motorbike on the floor and walked off.

Police describe him as having 'a bit of a belly' showing under his coat. He was wearing smart black shoes and trousers, and a double-breasted coat with a wide, buttoned-up collar.

He was also wearing leather gloves and a balaclava over his head.

Anyone with information is asked to call Jersey Police on 01534 612612 or Crimestoppers anonymously.

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