UK COMPUTER STOLEN http://www.iwradio.co.uk/news/iw-radio-news/computer-stolen-from-gurnard-boathouse-2637/
The computer had a unique mark, made by glue residue on the top left-hand corner. The machine's serial number was 3U8080171SC.
The break in took place sometime between 10pm on Thursday, July 21 and 6am on Friday, July 22, 2011.
Police say house-to-house and forensic enquiries have been carried out in and around the boathouse since Friday.
The Cowes Safer Neighbourhoods team is appealing for information from anyone who is aware of an Apple iMac computer being sold second-hand in suspicious circumstances.
People who noticed anyone acting suspiciously in the Shore Road area of Gurnard on Thursday night or early Friday morning are also asked to contact police or the Crimestoppers charity.
Investigating officer PC Mark Thomas of the Cowes Safer Neighbourhoods team said: "Enquiries have also established that three men were fishing on the beach in Gurnard during the afternoon of Thursday, July 21. I would like to identify and speak with these men as it's possible they have information vital to the investigation."
You can contact PC Mark Thomas at Cowes Police Station by phoning 101 or emailing http://www.hampshire.police.uk/Internet/contact/message_officer.htm.
From outside Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, call police on 0845 045 45 45. Mini-Com users can call the police on 01962 875000. Information can be given anonymously by calling the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111.
Report by Emily Wells
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Computer Stolen From Gurnard Boathouse
Police are investigating a report of a burglary at a boathouse in Gurnard.
Someone broke into the building on the shore path off Shore Road and made off with a silver and black Apple iMac computer which according to the manufacturer is worth upto £900.The computer had a unique mark, made by glue residue on the top left-hand corner. The machine's serial number was 3U8080171SC.
The break in took place sometime between 10pm on Thursday, July 21 and 6am on Friday, July 22, 2011.
Police say house-to-house and forensic enquiries have been carried out in and around the boathouse since Friday.
The Cowes Safer Neighbourhoods team is appealing for information from anyone who is aware of an Apple iMac computer being sold second-hand in suspicious circumstances.
People who noticed anyone acting suspiciously in the Shore Road area of Gurnard on Thursday night or early Friday morning are also asked to contact police or the Crimestoppers charity.
Investigating officer PC Mark Thomas of the Cowes Safer Neighbourhoods team said: "Enquiries have also established that three men were fishing on the beach in Gurnard during the afternoon of Thursday, July 21. I would like to identify and speak with these men as it's possible they have information vital to the investigation."
You can contact PC Mark Thomas at Cowes Police Station by phoning 101 or emailing http://www.hampshire.police.uk/Internet/contact/message_officer.htm.
From outside Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, call police on 0845 045 45 45. Mini-Com users can call the police on 01962 875000. Information can be given anonymously by calling the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111.
Report by Emily Wells
Why not contact me with your thoughts on this story? You can contact me by phoning 01983 821777 or email emily.wells@iwradio.co.uk or add your comment to this story below.
Or if you have any other news you want to tell the Isle of Wight Radio Newscentre, please call us on 01983 821777 or email news@iwradio.co.uk
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