Police are investigating a series of break and enter offences on businesses across Toowoomba overnight, February 3.
Initial reports suggest shortly after midnight three people used bolt cutters to smash their way into a supermarket on West Street, Kearneys Spring stealing a quantity of cigarettes and personal accessories, before leaving the scene.
Two of the offenders were wearing white jumpers and black pants, while the third offender was wearing all black with a blue cover over their face.
Then at around 2:40am three offenders used bolt cutters to smash through a glass door into a bowls club on Gipps Street, Drayton stealing cash, a laptop computer, a small quantity of alcohol and damaging property.
One of the offenders was wearing a green jumper while a second offender was wearing a white hooded top.
A short while later at around 3am, three people attempted to break into a supermarket on Erin Street, Wilsonton, however they left empty handed after failing to gain entry.
Police are also investigating an earlier break and enter at a fitness business in Rangeville on Saturday night, February 1.
Around midnight an unknown offender/s smashed through a glass door gaining entry to a business on High Street, stealing a computer, and damaging property.
Police are investigating whether the incidents are linked.
Police ask anyone with information, relevant footage or may have information regarding a silver Mazda CX30 observed during the Drayton break in to come forward.
Investigations remain ongoing.
If you have information for police, contact Policelink by providing information using the online suspicious activity form 24hrs per day at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting.
Report crime information anonymously via Crime Stoppers. Call 1800 333 000 or report online at www.crimestoppersqld.com.au.
