Burglary round up: Break-in at Eastbourne ‘educational facility’

Suspects broke into the Larkspur Drive address on June 15 and, once entry was gained, police say the burglars conducted an ‘untidy search’, but nothing was stolen.

Sussex Police reported one other burglary case this week.

According to officers, a bike was stolen overnight on June 15 at a property off Arundel Road after suspects used force to prise open a garage door.

A Sussex Police spokesperson said victims of a burglary can report it online, or by calling 101 - and they urged people to always dial 999 when an emergency/burglary is in action.

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