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Thieves are breaking into small retail premises in Forest Hill SE23 using hydraulic jacks to force up metal security shutters.


Last week over two evenings SIX 6 premises were burgled of cash & stock.


You can bet next stop is up the road to East Dulwich.


Be aware!!!

An Indian Takeaway, a builders caf & 4 other small retail units.


Lower Forest Hill (not upper Forest Hill ie Dartmouth road etc)


They don?t mess about, they make off with entire till after damaging secondary doors.


Last Wednesday/ Thursday.


Obviously they have found a particular technique.


That?s all I know!

Lower Forest Hill downhill from Wetherspoon


Around the former Topps Tiles further down south circ to Lewisham


Was half hoping somebody would post ?our local beat officers already warned all the shops in East Dulwich?


Why is this down to me. Sigh? 😞

Also it?s been moved to ?The Lounge? twice so nobody is going to read it.


Anyway funny certain people thought I made it all up for some odd reason before it got independently confirmed 🤣🤣🤣.


The ED Forum. Chuckle.

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