UPDATE: Police treating Domino's van crash as burglary

WITH PICS AND VIDEO: A van crashed through the wall of a Nottnghamshire Domino's branch is being treated as a burglar, police have confirmed.

Officers were caled to reports of a vehicle which had crashed into a branch of Dominos Pizza in Sutton in Ashfield at around 3.20am this morning (July 1).

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Police are controlling the crime scene.

In our images, we show the van destroyed by fire with scorch marks rising up the wall of the takeaway.

The pizza delivery and takeaway is expected to be closed until further notice as extensive work will be required.

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Police are controlling the crime scene.

Nottinghamshire Police said: "We were called at 3.20am to reports of a van on fire which had crashed into the wall of Domino's on Station Road.

There are no persons injured and no arrests have been made, added the police.

"The incident is being investigated as a burglary and we are appealing for witnesses.

"The vehicle has been recovered."

The van caught fire and was burnt down to just the steel body before firefighters could extinguish the blaze.placeholder image
The van caught fire and was burnt down to just the steel body before firefighters could extinguish the blaze.

Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue service confirmed they were called to the scene in the early hours of this morning.

A spokesman said: "At 3am this morning crews from Ashfield Fire Station were called to reports of a van on fire and then we requested the attendance of the police.

"The fire was out by half past three."

A spokesperson for Domino's Pizza Group said: "We are supporting police with their investigation."

The crime scene is still cordoned off on Station Road, Sutton.placeholder image
The crime scene is still cordoned off on Station Road, Sutton.

Anyone with information should contact police on 101 or alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

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