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Police in Worcestershire are appealing for information following a series of burglaries in the Worcester Road area of Hagley.
On Friday 30 July a large amount of cash was stolen from the Worcester Road area. The burglary is believed to have occurred at some point between 9am and 4pm on the same day.
On Saturday 31 July a ladies Datejust Oyster steel and yellow gold Rolex watch, two bottles of Courvoisier Erte Cognac Whisky and a gold Winnie the Pooh necklace were stolen from a second address in the Worcester Road area. The burglary is believed to have occurred at some point between 4pm and 12am.
At some point between 10am on Saturday 31 July and Sunday 1 August, a watch with A E BENDING and ACCLES AND POLLOCK 25 YEARS LONG SERVICE 1966 engraved on it was stolen from a property in the Worcester Road area. Five diamond and stone rings were also stolen.
Police are appealing for people in the Worcester Road area of Hagley who may have seen suspicious activity over the weekend, or who may have CCTV or dashcam footage to please get in touch. We are also appealing for anyone offered sale of the above items to let us know. Images representative of the stolen items are shown below.
Anyone with any information is urged to contact DC Dave Hanson on 07773 050725 quoting incident 396i of 30 July or 746i of 31 July or report anonymously using the Tell Us About section of our website.
Issued by AF, Corporate Communications