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Police seek information on ‘suspicious prowler’ who climbed high security fence

POLICE are looking for information after a person or people climbed over a high security fence with barbed wire to gain access to the Scottish Fuels depot at North Ness in Lerwick.

The incident occurred between 5.30pm on Monday and 7.30am on Tuesday.

Officers encouraged anyone with information on what they called a “suspicious prowler” to contact 101 or attend Lerwick Police Station.

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