Masked raiders took only four minutes to force their way into a Scottish distillery and make off with more than £100,000 worth of whisky. Burglars drilled through a lock at the Glenfarclas Distillery's visitor centre in the early hours of Sunday, smashed open a cabinet, and made off with bottles of the valuable drink in what appears to be a targeted raid.
Callum Fraser, production manager at the distillery in Ballindalloch, Moray, urged anyone with information about the raid or CCTV in the area to contact Police Scotland.
He said: "Somebody gained entry through the door by drilling the lock. They've obviously been to case the place out because they knew exactly what cabinet they were going for.
