Probe after Jaguar used in raid on family store

A JAGUAR F Pace was driven into the front window of a family-run department store in the middle of the night before more than £6,000 worth of goods was stolen.

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An investigation into the burglary at Webbs Stores in Crick-howell has been launched and officers are appealing for anyone with information to come forward.

Dyfed-Powys Police say that a white Jaguar F Pace, with three male occupants, was used to "gain entry" into the store before they left with more than £6,000 worth of goods shortly after 1am on Wednesday.

No arrests have been made in connection with the incident.

Peter Webb, who runs the store, told the Western Mail: "It's distressing and upsetting but we're not going to let it beat us."