An unknown male has been knocking on doors in Telford in the early hours of the morning but police say they are onto him.
Officers say they have received reports about a male knocking doors around 3,30am along Highgate Drive, Westminster Way and Gatcombe Way in Priorslee.
PCSO Michelle Williams, of the policing team in St Georges and Priorslee, said:"We have today received reports regarding an unknown male knocking doors around 3.30am along Highgate Drive, Westminster Way, Gatcombe Way in Priorslee.""We will also carry out extra patrols during the hours of darkness to offer reassurance to the residents," said PCSO Williams.
"Although this would be a unnerving experience to those affected we haven't had anything criminally reported but use this as a reminder to make sure your house, cars and property are correctly secured and locked."
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