Cigarettes stolen during break-in at new Co-op

News imageMatt Marvel/BBC A lone police car parked outside a Co-op store. A police cordon tape is in place around the front of the store. The store is a red bricked building with a black entrance and some green signage. Matt Marvel/BBC
Police were seen outside the Co-op store early on Monday morning

Police are investigating after an early morning break in at a new Co-op store.

Suffolk Police was called to Hicks Close in East Bergholt, shortly after 05:00 GMT.

Two people, dressed in black, were reported to have smashed the front door of the store before making off with a quantity of cigarettes, police said.

Photos from the scene show a police car and officers, along with a cordon around the shop entrance. The new store opened on a new housing estate in the summer, replacing the smaller Co-op on The Street.

News imageMatt Marvel/BBC A wider view of the police cordon outside the Co-op supermarket. A police officer steps out from a police car that is parked up outside. The sun is rising behind some houses to the right of the image.Matt Marvel/BBC
Police said a quantity of cigarettes were stolen from the store

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