Police are cautioning individuals to be wary after a substantial amount of controlled medications were stolen amid a strike at a Tamworth drug store.
The wrongdoers struck at Siswick Pharmacy in Masefield Drive, Tamworth yesterday at 3.40am.
The criminals constrained their way into the drug store, stole money and compellingly evacuated the sheltered which contained different controlled medications.
Medications taken included MST tablets, Zomorph caplets, Sevredol, Duragesic, Matrifen patches, Fencino patches, Oxynorm cases and Oxycontin tablets. The pull additionally included Pethidine tablets, Diamorphine, Concerta XL, Equasym, Medikinet tablets, Ritalin tablets and Palexia tablets.
They additionally took non-controlled medications including Butrans which are utilized for relief from discomfort and psychostimulants for treatment of conditions, for example, ADHD.
A representative for Staffordshire Police stated: "In case you're offered any physician endorsed drugs available to be purchased or you discover any please ready police instantly on 101 citing occurrence number 96 of April 20.
"These medications are risky and should just be taken when recommended by a specialist.
"Any individual who goes out on a limb of overdose and should contact a rescue vehicle instantly on the off chance that they feel unwell."
Individuals who have any data about the episode can ring 101 or contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
The wrongdoers struck at Siswick Pharmacy in Masefield Drive, Tamworth yesterday at 3.40am.
The criminals constrained their way into the drug store, stole money and compellingly evacuated the sheltered which contained different controlled medications.
Medications taken included MST tablets, Zomorph caplets, Sevredol, Duragesic, Matrifen patches, Fencino patches, Oxynorm cases and Oxycontin tablets. The pull additionally included Pethidine tablets, Diamorphine, Concerta XL, Equasym, Medikinet tablets, Ritalin tablets and Palexia tablets.
They additionally took non-controlled medications including Butrans which are utilized for relief from discomfort and psychostimulants for treatment of conditions, for example, ADHD.
A representative for Staffordshire Police stated: "In case you're offered any physician endorsed drugs available to be purchased or you discover any please ready police instantly on 101 citing occurrence number 96 of April 20.
"These medications are risky and should just be taken when recommended by a specialist.
"Any individual who goes out on a limb of overdose and should contact a rescue vehicle instantly on the off chance that they feel unwell."
Individuals who have any data about the episode can ring 101 or contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
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