July 8, 2022 4.08 pm
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Teen boy and woman arrested over Lincolnshire burglaries
The two incidents are not linked, police said
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Two people have been arrested in connection with two separate burglaries in the east of the county.
A 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was arrested and charged following a burglary at an address in Morris Gardens, Skegness, on 7 July.
We received a report that a youth had entered a property and stolen a Vauxhall Corsa.
A swift joint response from our officers and CID led to an arrest, charge and remand within 10 hours.
He was charged with burglary, driving a car without a licence, taking a car without consent, and driving a car without insurance. He will appear at court at a later date.
A 38-year-old woman has been arrested following a separate burglary at a property in Sandringham Drive in Louth.
The victim, an elderly woman, woke in the early hours of the morning of 8 July to find someone in her house. The suspect left the house with a laptop, phone, alcohol, a Nissan Qashqai car, and other items.
The incident was called in at 2.06am. An off-duty officer heard the call and spotted the stolen car in a nearby street. Officers were deployed and arrested her on suspicion of burglary. She remains in custody and will be questioned in due course.
These two incidents are not linked.
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