Appeal after break-ins at Aberdeen schools
Published 25 March 2020
Police Scotland is carrying out enquiries after four primary schools in Aberdeen were broken into in the city.
The incidents have taken place between Thursday, 27 February and Sunday, 22 March.
Detective Constable Karen Maxwell said:
"We are carrying out enquiries after Kirkhill Primary, Abbotswell Primary, West Park Primary and Braeside Primary have all been the subjects of break-ins in the city. Petty cash and a safe have been stolen from two schools, they other schools reported nothing stolen.
"Officers are reviewing CCTV and carrying out door to door enquiries in an attempt to identify those responsible. We cannot rule out the possibility that these crimes are linked.
"I would ask the public to vigilant and report any suspicious activity around schools to Police Scotland.
"Anyone with any information about the break-ins to these schools should call 101 quoting reference 3128 of 22 March or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."
