Car and jewellery ‘of great sentimental value’ stolen in Royston burglary
These items of jewellery were stolen from a home in Royston. - Credit: Archant
A car and jewellery items ‘of great sentimental value’ were stolen from a Royston home just before Christmas.
These items of jewellery were stolen from a home in Royston. - Credit: Archant
The burglary took place in Pedlars Lane between 3.30pm and 4.25pm on Tuesday, December 23, when the front door of a house was forced open.
The house was searched and items of jewellery were stolen including rings, necklaces and bracelets, as well as the key for a red Audi TT which was parked on the driveway.
The car was stolen and later recovered in Essex.
Police investigating the burglary have released images of some of the items which can be viewed on the albums section of the Herts Police Facebook page.
These items of jewellery were stolen from a home in Royston. - Credit: Archant
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Det Con David Lawson said: “The stolen jewellery is of great sentimental value to the victims who are, understandably, very upset by what has happened.
“I am appealing to anyone who believes they may know the whereabouts of these items or thinks they may have been offered them for sale to contact me as soon as possible.”
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Anyone with information can contact DC Lawson via the Hertfordshire Constabulary non-emergency number 101.
Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
