Police investigation break-in at Moray ambulance station
Police are investigating a break-in to a Moray ambulance station.The incident at Leanchoil Hospital in Forres happened sometime between 06:00 on Sunday and 07:00 on Monday.The Scottish Ambulance Service has condemned the incident. A spokesman said damaging ambulance staff property and equipment was "unacceptable".Police Scotland has appealed for anyone with information to call 101.
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