Protect your property

Alert message sent 06/02/2012 21:19:00

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www.immobilise.com

Have you heard about this service?

This is a FREE service where you can register items like laptops, iPods, sat navs, mobile phones, cycles and much more.

This is an excellent service for students living in halls of residence and private properties.

Supported by most forces in the UK, including Notts Police.

Immobilise helps police identify the owner of lost and stolen property.

Loss and theft updates you make are immediately available to the Police nationally.

Simplify insurance claims and Police reports with certificates of ownership.

These actions help greatly in the recovery of your property and capture of thieves.

REGISTER TODAY

DON’T DELAY!

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Laraine Holbrook (Police, PCSO 7168, Kimberley & Watnall (Broxtowe North)

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