Unknown thieves steal hand tools from Roma Bowls Club during overnight break-in
Alleged thieves have struck at a Roma community organisation and have been reported to have stolen items in the overnight break-in.
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A Roma community club found its shed had been broken into with tools stolen, but the culprits are still on the loose.
Roma police constable Rory Akermanis said there’s an investigation into the incident at the Roma Bowls Club that happened overnight on March 4.
A Queensland Police spokeswoman said the break and enter happened in a shed and hand tools have been reported to be stolen.
Anyone with information should contact Roma Police on 07 4622 9333 or Policelink on 131 444. Quote QP2100425127.
Originally published as Unknown thieves steal hand tools from Roma Bowls Club during overnight break-in
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