Thieves steal jewellery in Telford burglary
Hundreds of pounds worth of jewellery has been stolen after thieves forced their way into a home in Telford.
Thieves forced their way into the property in Shamrock Way in Randlay at around 3.15pm on Tuesday.
The thieves entered the property by forcing open a door, they then grabbed a jewellery box and fled. A neighbour heard noises and went to investigate but the thieves had already left.
A number of items of jewellery were stolen and police are asking people to call police if they are offered any of the items for sale.
Items include a King Edward Sovereign in a mount on a gold chain, a ladies ring with a sapphire stone in the middle and a heart shape cluster of diamonds around the edge, a gold ladies ring with three stones of cubic zirconia in a straight line, a ladies watch with a gold bracelet strap and engraved images of a rose each side of the face, a gents watch with a gold strap and a gents silver watch with a white moon and stars on the black face.
A Telford Police spokeswoman said: "We believe thieves may try and sell the stolen jewellery. If you are offered any of the pieces for sale, either as a member of the public or a jewellery tarder, then we would like to hear from you."
Anyone with information should contact Telford Police on 0300 333 3000 or the anonymous Crimestoppers line on 0800 555111.
