Police are asking people to be vigilant following a recent case of a car sale scam in Beccles
The incident occurred Sunday 13th July sometime between 5.30pm and 6pm in Ashmans Road in the town.
Two men attended the address to purchase a vehicle. At some point when looking at the vehicle, oil has been poured in the coolant and exhaust pipe, causing damage. It is believed this is a scam in an attempt to reduce the cost of the car.
Potential sellers of vehicles are asked to be mindful of who they invite to view their vehicles and monitor their actions at all times. They are also advised to retain all vehicle documentation such as log books/V5s prior to the transaction being completed.
Do you live in the area and have any security footage of this incident?
If you have any information that may help with this investigation, please contact Suffolk Police quoting crime reference 37/39508/25- via - the website.
Lowestoft Parkrun Among Busiest in the World After Record Turnout
Maternity Services at James Paget Hospital Improve After Inspection
Man Charged Following Reported Rape in Lowestoft
Southwold Concert to Raise Funds for Ambulances in Ukraine
Doubt Over New Racing Season at Suffolk Motor Boat Club
New A12 Roundabouts Open for Busy Easter Traffic
Halesworth Museum Reopens After Winter Refurbishment
Bramfield's Huge Charity Fundraiser