‘Safe may have been tampered with’: FoodWorks ransacked in Braybrook, Melbourne
A local supermarket has been ransacked during a break-in as police reveal a safe “may have been tampered with”.
A safe may have been “tampered with” after a supermarket was ransacked during a break-in in Melbourne’s inner west.
The Braybrook FoodWorks on South Rd was broken into just before 6am on Wednesday, with photos revealing knocked-over shelves and debris strewn across the floor inside the shop.
A broken bottle was also outside the store as police investigated.
A Victoria Police spokeswoman confirmed the supermarket had been broken into on Wednesday morning.
Police believe two offenders forced their way into the supermarket just before 6am.
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“At this early stage it appears a safe may have been tampered with,” the spokeswoman said.
“It is unclear if anything was stolen.”
Anyone with information has been urged to come forward.
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