Police were summoned to a break-in at an East Kilbride supermarket in the early hours of the morning. The incident occurred at Morrisons on MacNeish Way shortly after 3 am, with officers on the scene as the first customers arrived during Wednesday’s rush hour. Observers noted police tape cordoning off the store’s cafe area.
According to a Police Scotland spokesperson, the report of the break-in came in around 3.15 am on Wednesday. Enquiries into the matter are currently ongoing. Morrisons has been reached out to for comment. Those interested can sign up for newsletters to receive the latest headlines from Lanarkshire and can download the Lanarkshire Live app for updates on their area.
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