A TWENTY-six-year-old man is due to appear in court today (Friday) in relation to a series of thefts, attempted thefts and a housebreaking in Musselburgh.
Police in East Lothian have charged the man in connection with a series of acquisitive crimes.
The incidents included thefts, attempted thefts and a housebreaking which occurred between 8.40pm on Saturday (June 10) and 4.15am on Monday (June 12) at seven addresses in the Musselburgh area.
He is expected to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court today (Friday).
Chief Inspector Matt Paden, Local Area Commander for East Lothian, said: “Thanks to information and support provided by the community, local officers have now charged a man in connection with these incidents and we are not currently looking for anyone else as part of our enquiries.
“Tackling crimes of this nature remains a top priority for police in East Lothian and whenever these offences arise we will carry out robust inquiries and use every means at our disposal to bring those responsible to justice.
"We have a range of crime prevention advice available on our website that will help the public safeguard their properties and personal possessions which is available by speaking to your local officers or visiting www.scotland.police.uk/keep-safe."
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