Police Warn of Suspicious People in Grimsby

Monday, 7 April 2025 12:10

By Wendy Gray

Two individuals are asking if vehicles in driveways are for sale

NRPS is warning residents to be vigilant after reports of suspicious people in Grimsby.

Police say there have been two reports of people knocking on doors of homes asking if the vehicles in the driveway are for sale, despite there not being a For Sale sign or any indication the cars were being sold.

The intention of the pair is not known.

The incidents happened between 3 and 6:00 p.m.

NRPS reminds you to be cautious of suspicious activity and if someone comes to your door, it’s okay not to open it if you don’t know them.

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Police Warn of Suspicious People in Grimsby

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