Mountain bikes stolen in Peak District after garden outbuildings break ins

Mountain bikes have been stolen from a garden outbuilding in the Peak District following a break in earlier this week.

By Lizzie Day

Published 14th Jan 2021, 11:46 BST

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Police are appealing for witnesses after two outbuildings were broken into on Crossland Road in Hathersage in the early hours of Monday, January 11 and mountain bikes were taken from one of them.

Anyone who noticed anything suspicious in the area around the time of the burglaries should contact Derbyshire Constabulary with information.

Officers are particularly urging any resident that has relevant CCTV footage to get in touch to help them with their enquiries.

Mountain bikes were stolen after a garden outbuilding was broken into in Hathersage on Monday, January 11.

Mountain bikes were stolen after a garden outbuilding was broken into in Hathersage on Monday, January 11.

To report information about the break ins, people should call police on 101, quoting reference number 21000017261.

Alternatively, you can report information to officers via Facebook messenger, Twitter via direct message or on their website.

You can also call charity Crimestoppers anonymously on their helpline 0800 555 111.

Residents are reminded by police to always call 999 in the event of an emergency.

Derbyshire Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward with information.

Derbyshire Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward with information.

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