Thieves enter house with owner’s keys
THIEVES are thought to have returned to a house several times after finding keys on their first visit. On their second visit they made off with a green china dinner service with gravy boat and tureens, a set of lead crystal wine glasses, a set of silver p
THIEVES are thought to have returned to a house several times after finding keys on their first visit.
On their second visit they made off with a green china dinner service with gravy boat and tureens, a set of lead crystal wine glasses, a set of silver plated egg cups and some loose change. They even made off with some medicines.
The break-ins occurred between January 2 and 4 at a house in Princess Street, Sutton Bridge.
"Offenders tried to force entry to the rear door of the premises," said a police spokesman. "This proved to be unsuccessful. However, a hole was then made in the wooden frame and fortunately for the offenders they found the keys hanging in the lock.
"It is then believed that the offenders have returned to the premises on several different occasions and have entered the house using the keys and stolen property."
Police want to hear from anyone who can recall suspicious activity such as movement or lights in the property since January 2.
Most Read
- 1 EastEnders star Adam Woodyatt ‘to work at restaurant in Cambridgeshire’
- 2 Drink-drivers banned off the roads after being caught in March and Wisbech
- 3 Princess Anne waves from Range Rover after landing in Wisbech
- 4 Family pay tribute to brothers, 13 and 17, killed in horror BMW crash
- 5 Eye burglar smashed doors with brick and stole jewellery and chocolate
- 6 Care at Home – because home (truly) is where the heart is…
- 7 Iceland offers over 60s discount on shopping bill every week
- 8 Princess Anne unveils new 'national treasure' Jubilee table in Ely
- 9 Sex offender case adjourned due to judge's concerns
- 10 Man admits west Norfolk arson
They also want to hear from any second hand stores who may be approached to buy these items.
CONTACT: Lincolnshire Police on 01522 532222 quoting crime number BD/07/96. Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.