Appeal after Bosham house is burgled

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Police are appealing for witnesses following a burglary in Bosham.

Police received a report of a house being broken into in Lower Hone Lane, Bosham, at 5pm on Friday, 3 April, a spokesman said.

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Items including a credit card, cash and a set of car keys were reported stolen from the property.

Police describe the suspect as white, male, clean-shaven, of an average build, wearing dark clothing and a baseball cap.

He was driving a dark blue or black hatchback away from the scene in the direction of Shore Road around 4.30pm, according to police.

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Anyone with information is asked to report online or call 101, quoting serial 896 of 03/04.

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