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Men sought over Hoppers Crossing burglaries

Police are calling for witnesses to two burglaries in Hoppers Crossing last month.

Wyndham Crime Investigation Unit detectives are on the hunt for two men who they believe forced their way into the Hoppers Club on Pannam Drive about 12.45am on January 4.

The men stole alcohol and a charity tin and left the premises once they realised the cash registers were empty.

In a separate incident, police are investigating a burglary at a plumbing business on January 24.

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POLICE WISH TO SPEAK TO THIS MAN IN RELATION TO THE THEFT FROM THE PLUMBING STORE (VIA VICTORIA POLICE)

A man entered the business on Old Geelong Road, near Graham Court, about 2.30am and stole a hot water system, cash and a mobile phone before leaving the business.

It is not believed the two burglaries are linked.

Police have released images of the men they want to speak to in regards to each burglary.

Anyone with information on either burglary can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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