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Police have seized a BMW X3 linked to a number of tool thefts in West Sussex.
It follows multiple reports of vehicles being broken into across the districts of Horsham, Mid Sussex and Adur & Worthing since 14 April.
The BMW was seized from the Horsham area yesterday (Monday 12 May) after officers executed a warrant.
It was unattended, and our enquiries to identify and locate anyone linked to the vehicle are ongoing.
Detective Chief Inspector Kay Hutchings said: “We are aware of concerns in the community regarding a spate of tool thefts from vehicles in the area, and we are thankful to everyone who has come forward with information which has enabled us to gather intelligence and execute a warrant for this vehicle seizure.
“We recognise the detrimental impact tool thefts can have on individuals and businesses, not least to those hard-working tradespeople who rely on their tools to make a living.
“Our enquiries into this investigation are ongoing, and we would urge anyone who has been a victim or witness to tool theft – or anyone with evidential dash cam, CCTV or mobile footage – to please report it online or call 101.”
In an emergency, dial 999.
You can also read our advice on how to protect your vehicle from thieves here.