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Van drivers told to keep vehicles secure by police after break-in at St Margaret's-at-Cliffe, Dover

Van owners are being warned to make sure their vehicles are secure following two arrests.

Kent Police was called to St Margaret's-at-Cliffe shortly after 11.30pm on Tuesday following a report that a van had been broken into.

Police have put out a warning to van drivers
Police have put out a warning to van drivers

A car was later stopped by officers in nearby Upper Road and a 24-year-old man from Eltham, south-east London, and a 25-year-old man from Gravesend were arrested on suspicion of theft from a vehicle.

The suspects have been released under investigation and enquiries into the incident are ongoing.

District Commander Ch Insp Daniel Carter said: "I would like to warn other van owners in the area to make sure their vehicles are secure.

"Where possible, do not leave items of value in your vans when parked and, where necessary, consider using a lockable internal cabinet and mark any items using paint pens and lacquer spray.

"If a secure garage is not available, we advise you to park your van in a well-lit area, ideally covered by CCTV."

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