Police are seeking witnesses to a burglary at a worksite in Godshill just before Christmas.
Entry was forced to a container on the site Munsley Close between 11:00 on Friday 20th December and midday on Saturday 21st December.
Offenders stole 2 cans of white diesel and professional tools including a Bomag vibrating plate and Bomag BT60 tamper.
It is believed a vehicle was parked close to the site and a wheelbarrow used to move the machinery.
Officers investigating are keen to speak with anyone who saw anything suspicious between the above times.
PC Timothy Campany, of the Neighbourhood Policing Team, said:
“Did you drive past the work site between 11am on December 20 and midday the following day?
“If you have a dash cam and did drive past the site, I would urge you to review the footage and get in touch with us.
Article continues below this advertisement “I would also ask anyone offered plant machinery or diesel for sale to contact us.”
Anyone with information can call 101, quoting 44190460106. Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
I hope the thieves are proud of themselves.
The victim has now to make up the losses to do his work.
No place for this sort of thoughtless behaviour
Hope they get caught.
Absolute scum. The poor guys need those tools to make a living.
If and only if we get fixed link this would be a daily thing scum coming over and robbing
Total rubbish again you have no proof people are scum from the mainland when in fact the scum are local to you sadly due to drugs and unemployment Fact
Terry I am not saying all people on mainland are scum what I am saying is that it will be easier for scum on mainland to come over in case you didn’t know terry mainland is bigger than the island ie more scum