Montery Jack's wasa broken into on Saturday morning. Image: Lucy Scarlett/DC Thomson
Three men have been arrested and charged after break-ins at a restaurant and pub in Perth city centre.
The first incident occurred at Monterey Jack’s in St John’s Place at around 1am on Saturday.
The restaurant was broken into and items including money, electronic devices and alcohol were stolen.
Monterey Jack’s general manager told The Courier: “They took two laptops, two tablets, a card machine, a knife, and the till with about £100 in it.
Break-in at Perth restaurant
“They also stole loads of alcohol – around 20 bottles.”
Sandeman pub in Kinnoull Street was also broken into during the early hours of Monday morning. Alcohol was stolen.
The Sandeman pub in Kinnoull Street was broken into on Monday. Image: Google Street View
The city centre pub, which is owned by the Stonegate Group, said it had no comment at this stage.
Three men, aged 43, 32, and 28, were arrested and charged in connection with both incidents.
They were due to appear in Perth Sheriff Court on Tuesday, May 13.
Inspector Colin Watson, from Perth Police Station, said: “I would like to thank the public and businesses involved for their assistance in this matter.
“I would remind anyone who sees any suspicious activity in their community to report it to police immediately.”
