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Cash stolen from tiles outlet

01/12/2015

NATIONAL Tiles had $2300 in cash stolen from its Doveton store.
The kitchen and bathroom tile business located on the Princes Highway was targeted by thieves between 5pm on Sunday 29 November and 6.30am the following morning.
The offenders entered the premises by unlocking a glass door and the cash was stolen from the register which was found in a desk drawer.

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