Details of stolen jewellery revealed by police

Friday, 16 January 2015 at 00:00

Police have released images of some of the jewellery which has been stolen in a recent crime wave.

As of yesterday there have been 21 burglaries, and attempted burglaries, recorded in the last week.

Items which have been stolen include gold and silver necklaces, earrings, gold rings, charm bracelets and silver and gold bracelets.

There are also two rare necklaces – a diamond encrusted panda and turtle – which police say aren’t available to buy in the UK.

Anyone who knows of the items, or who is offered them for sale, has been urged to contact Police Headquarters.

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