An Albury Cricket Club official has suggested security may have to be ramped up at Billson Park after the club rooms were broken into for the second time in a month on Tuesday night.
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Vandals caused up to $10,000 in damage when they gained entry to the rooms in November, and while the bill was significantly less this time, president Cameron Walker is worried it could continue to happen.
Around $120 in cash was taken from the till and some alcohol.
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"We're lucky they didn't randomly break things this time," Mr Walker said.
"We've learnt our lesson and not left anything around like iPads and things like that.
"We'll be talking with council about a strategy and if we can beef up the security there to deter people.
"It's not something that is going to stop us continuing what we're trying to do with the club and improving on and off the field."
Mr Walker didn't think it was an isolated incident with recent reports of break-ins on nearby Macauley Street.
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