Warwick man charged after brazen business break-in
Investigations are continuing as the 36-year-old is released on bail.
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A WARWICK man who allegedly broke into a business in the early hours of this morning has been charged.
Acting officer-in-charge Shane Reid said the 36-year-old copped a break and enter charge after allegedly being caught in an Albion St store at about 3am.
Police were alerted to the alleged crime by a security company.
It is not believed the man escaped with any property.
Acting Snr-Sgt Reid said investigations were ongoing and there were early suggestions a second person may have been involved.
The 36-year-old Warwick man was released on bail and is due to appear in Warwick Magistrates Court on January 18.
Acting Snr-Sgt Reid said it was a timely reminder for businesses and homeowners to ensure their premises were securely locked.
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