Elan Valley Mini Cooper theft being investigated by police
Dyfed Powys Police said a blue Mini Cooper Countryman was stolen sometime between 9am and 12pm on Sunday, May 18, from a car park at one of the reservoirs in the Elan Valley.
'Officers are investigating the theft of a blue Mini Cooper Countryman, that occurred sometime between 9am and 12pm on Sunday, May 18,' said the force in a statement.
'The car, registration LT62 YAX, was reported to be parked in a small car park north of the Elan Valley reservoir.'
The car is believed to have been taken from a car park near the Graig Goch dam.
Investigating officers are appealing for anyone with information that could help them with their investigation to report it.
Contact police online at https://orlo.uk/nbsyA, email 101@dyfed-powys.police.uk or call 101. Quote ref: 25000411434.
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