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Police are investigating break-ins that occurred at Teven and Tintenbar on Tuesday and Saturday.

A farmhouse was ransacked on Tyumba Ace, Teven, and a house on Pheonix Drive, Tintenbar, was also broken into with property stolen.

This follows a break in on Scanlan Lane, Tintenbar on Saturday (29th May).

Police said the break-ins occurred during business hours while the residents were away. Small items such as jewellery, cd players and prescription medication were stolen.

Police are calling on anyone in the area that may have seen any suspicious activity or people/cars in the area that shouldn’t have been there.

Anyone with information should  contact Ballina Police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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