LOST LADDER FROM BURKE STREET ADDINGTON
Dear neighbours! I am new to this area. Between Wednesday and this morning someone had come inside my property & stolen my ladder. It was leaned onto my fence INSIDE MY PROPERTY. It has my name carved. Also, checking security camera footages. please if you are the INTRUDER or know who it is , please it is time to return before we publish your photo on here & all media, websites. No questions asked. You can place it where it was as you know from where you took it. DO NOT FORGET: nowadays most of the houses has security cameras. If not returned soon, your photo will be at the police station too. This is not a threat nor warning. Just a plea to return my ladder. Thank you.
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