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- Appeal following high value burglary: Edgware
BURGLARY IN EDGWARE ON 11 FEBRUARY 2011.
LOTS OF ITEMS STOLEN INCLUDING PASSPORTS/ DRIVING LICENCE, CASH, JEWLELLERY ETC.
ITEMS STOLEN FROM MASTER BEDROOM:
- Jewellery, PC, camera and foreign currency taken in burglary: Cosham
On the 14th October 2010 a high value burglary took place in Chatsworth Avenue, Cosham.
Stolen items include:
- Appeal after sentimental jewellery stolen in burglary: Cecil Crescent, Hatfield
Burglary on 19.04.2010 at Cecil Crescent, Hatfield.
Many items of jewellery and a gold watch have been stolen.
It is of great sentimental value and it's loss has caused much distress.
If any of the items could be recovered we would be very grateful.
- Electrical items and jewellery taken in house burglary: Arlesey
Detectives are appealing for witnesses after thieves forced entry to an Arlesey home on Friday (May 7) and stole jewellery.
- Cartier watch and jewellery taken in house burglary: Clayton Road, Hunslet
City and Holbeck CID are appealing for information to trace this watch and items of jewellery stolen in a burglary on Monday.
- Valuable watches stolen in violent house robbery: Shireoaks
Detectives from Nottinghamshire Police are seeking witnesses and information from the public following a robbery in Shireoaks in which two valuable watches were stolen.
Between 8.30pm and 9pm on Sunday 21 March 2010 a number of offenders entered a house on Glenthorne Close.
The watches are described as:
- Appeal after three designer watches stolen from house: Carlton
Police are appealing for information after three valuable designer watches were stolen in a house burglary earlier this month.
The burglary happened in Carlton between 12pm and 8.30pm on Saturday 13 March.
Three distinctive watches were stolen and the owners are keen to trace them.
They are described as:
- Police seek owner for recovered Raymond Weil watch: Herts
Police officers in Luton need to trace the owner of this Raymond Weil gentleman's watch which has a silver strap and blue face.
The watch was found by officers executing a burglary search warrant earlier this week and is believed to have been stolen.
Police believe the watch may have been stolen from a property in Hertfordshire.
- High value jewellery and crystal taken in burglary: Chacombe
Police are appealing for witnesses following a burglary that took place in Banbury Road, Chacombe between 12pm, 23rd and 12.20pm, 29th December 2009.
The offender(s) smashed the ground floor window to gain entry into the property where it's believed many high value items were stolen.
These include:
- Owners of recovered valuables sought: Rickmansworth
Police are trying to find the owners of jewellery and other valuables which they believe was stolen from the Rickmansworth area.
Recovered items include:
- Owners sought for recovered property: Loughton
The silver pocket watch is engraved with the initials 'M.J.B' with a date, 'With love from mum and dad'.
This was found in Chipping Ongar in December.
The trinket boxes were found near Woodredon Hill in November.
- Owners sought for recovered jewellery believed stolen: North of England
Police in the Wakefield district are appealing for the public's help to identify a number of items which are believed to have been stolen.
- Owners sought for recovered property: Queensbury, Bradford
Police in Bradford have released photos of recovered items they believe were stolen.
A large amount of electrical items, laptops, computers and jewellery were found at a property in Queensbury - the occupant has been arrested and charged with burglary.
- Cartier watch stolen in carjacking: Wigan
A man was thrown to the ground and had his watch worth thousands of pounds stolen in a robbery in Wigan.
On Sunday 17 January 2010, the victim was at an antique fair, which took place in a hotel on Chorley Road, Worthington.
- Owner sought for marble mantle clock: Rodwell, Weymouth
Police in Weymouth are appealing to the public in order to re-unite a marble mantle clock with its rightful owner after the clock was recovered from an address in the town - with a picture of the clock being released.