CCTV images released following burglary near Cleobury Mortimer

The burglary happened between 3.17pm and 3.29pm on Wednesday 4 May 2016, at a house on the A4117, near to Cleobury Mortimer.

A large white jewellery box was taken from the property. The box contained a Pandora bracelet with 14ct two-tone gold charm, a Cubic Zirconia purple stone charm in silver, a silver birthday cake charm, a silver Eiffel Tower charm, a silver Statue of Liberty charm, a silver tennis racket charm, two silver clips and a silver Big Ben charm.

It also contained a small gold watch with a square pattern on the bracelet, silver earrings with a diamond and red flower design, a large sovereign gold ring, a thick gold chain necklace, a solitaire diamond ring with a gold shank and a variety of costume jewellery.

The suspect took the jewellery box to his vehicle, which is believed to be a new silver Ford C-Max, and then drove to the end of the drive before returning to the same house two minutes later.

The suspect then went back into the house before returning to his vehicle with a pillowcase, believed to contain more items. He then left the scene.

If you have been offered any of these items for sale or recognise the man in the images, please call West Mercia Police on 101 quoting incident number 515S of 4 May 2016.

Alternatively, information can be given anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers, by calling via 0800 555 111 or via their website.