Two men have been charged on suspicion of burglary after a vehicle was stolen in Chichester on Saturday (March, 7). Police said they were made aware of a burglary in St Pancreas in the early hours, after the occupier woke up just after 4am to find his patio doors ajar. The victim then reportedly discovered his wallet, £100 in cash, bank cards, membership cards, his driver’s licence, watch, car keys and car were missing. Officers said shortly after this, at around 4.20am, police received a report of a car colliding with a street sign near Tangmere roundabout, and two men fled from the scene. A dog unit aided police and two suspects were later arrested. Items reported as being stolen from the property were also recovered. Nathan Moore, 27, of Oving Road, Chichester, and Lee Moore, 42, of no fixed address were both charged with burglary dwelling and theft, fraud by false representation and aggravated vehicle taking. The pair appeared at Crawley Magistrates’ Court yesterday (Monday, 9).
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