Police are appealing for information after a series of vehicles were reportedly broken into in Glasgow’s East End.
Officers from London Road Police Office say a number of cars were accessed and items stolen between the evening of Monday, May 25, and the morning of Tuesday, May 26, 2026, in the Parkhead area.
It is understood several of the incidents happened in and around Belvidere Avenue and Springbank Gardens.
Police believe there may be further offences that have not yet been reported and are urging residents to check their vehicles and any home security footage.
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Police Constable Cameron McEwen said: “We have received reports of a male accessing vehicles specifically in the areas of Belvidere Avenue and Springbank Gardens and stealing items from within.”
He added: “We are following a positive line of enquiry relating to these offences; however, information has been passed to suggest there are further incidents which have not yet been reported to police.”
He said: “I would encourage residents of Belvidere Avenue/Gate/Terrace as well as Springbank Gardens/Court/Crescent to review any ring doorbell cameras during this time frame and if they have any other information and/or incidents to report to police that they do so using the non-emergency 101 facility, or via the Contact Us form on the Police Scotland Website.”
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