Thieves take cigarettes worth £4,000 in early-morning Broughty Ferry shop raid
ByNews reporter
Kim Cessford - 12.04.12 - FOR FILE - pictured is Police logo on kevlar jacket in the equipment room in the new police station at Brunton House, Cowdenbeath
Police are on the hunt for two men following the theft of over £4,000 of cigarettes from a Broughty Ferry shop.
The Campfield Square branch of the Co-operative Food store was raided at around 2am on Monday. Tayside Police say they are keen to identify two men seen acting suspiciously in the area around that time.
The first was wearing a blue boiler suit with the other man said to have been wearing a khaki/green jacket with an orange T-shirt underneath, and dark jeans or trousers.
Both men were also wearing white gloves and dark headwear.
They were last seen walking towards Strathmore Street.
Anyone with information can contact police on 0300 111 2222 or speak to any officer.
Thieves take cigarettes worth £4,000 in early-morning Broughty Ferry shop raid
