MONROE, Mich. – Police believe thieves targeting a grocery store pharmacy in Monroe were scared off by a secondary alarm.
Monroe police were called after 6 a.m. Thursday to the Foodtown pharmacy on North Telegraph Road.
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Officers said the front doors had been forced open and the pharmaceuticals had been targeted, but nothing appeared to be missing.
Police believe a secondary audible alarm might have caused the thieves to flee before they found what they wanted.
It's unknown if the incident is connected to other recent pharmacy break-ins in the area, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Monroe Police Department at 734-243-7510.