Homeowners in three boroughs of Merseyside warned to not secure their properties

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Merseyside police have warned people living in parts of Merseyside to secure their property after a series of crimes overnight.

Those living in Meleng, Magul and Aintree have been warned after an increase in the number of huts being stormed in the areas overnight.

Police urged people to secure huts and homes “appropriately”, with an investigation now underway.

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If the resident’s alarms went off, they were asked to call 999.

The police posted on the Sefton Police Facebook page: “This is a crime alert for the residents of Melenge/Magul/Antre.

“During the night we received some reports of huts being broken into in the area where things were stolen.

“Victims of these crimes will be visited/contacted by the local police team offices today – Sunday 22 August.

“An investigation is underway.

“We urge you to adequately secure your barns and other outdoor facilities, and this includes getting an alarm, it doesn’t have to be expensive, just something to alert you to an intruder.

If you hear the alert being activated during the night, please call us on 999.

“Finally, if you become aware of any suspicious activities in your area, please contact.”

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