PRESCRIPTION drugs stolen from a parked car in Provanmill could have fatal consequences to anyone who takes them, cops have warned.
The prescription drugs were nicked at around 6pm on Tuesday from a car which was parked in Provanmill Road.
Cops in Glasgow's East End say a quantity of insulin vials and hypodermic needles were stolen from a car.
The force warned that the drugs could have potentially serious or fatal consequences if taken by anyone for whom they are not prescribed.
Anyone who comes across the drugs is urged to hand them into their local police office.
Alternatively, if anyone has any information regarding the theft or any informaiton that could help police with their enquiries, then please contact Shettleston Police Office via 101 quoting reference number 3450/14/11/17.
Details can also be given anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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