by Tyra Silinda
Dorset Police are trying to reunite jewellery stolen by 42 year old Bournemouth’s notorious burglar to their original owners who have recently been burgled , if so see if you can stop something that belongs to you.
Dorset Police have been trying to locate the owners of the stolen jewellery , but have been unsuccessful and due to this investigations officer Max Surman , of Dorset Police’s Priority Crime Team have released images of the stolen jewellery ,hoping that they establish who the items below belong to.
Bangles and bracelets recovered by Dorset Police
Earrings from Dorset Police Releases
Earrings Recovered by Dorset Police
Earnings recovered by Dorset Police
Earrings recovered by Dorset Police
Items recovered by Dorset Police
Necklace recovered by Dorset Police
Necklace recovered by Dorset Police
Collectors coin by Dorset Police
Jewellery recovered by Dorset Police
Watch and Rings recovered by Dorset Police
Jewellery recovered by Dorset Police
Watch recovered by Dorset Police
Necklace and watch recovered by Dorset Police
Engraved necklace recovered by Dorset Police.
Please be sure to contact Dorset Police if any of these items belong to you. Remember to share to friends and family in the Bournemouth area who may have recently had their homes broken into .
Contact details:
Dorset Police at www.dorset.police.uk, via email 101@dorset.pnn.police.uk
Tel: 101, quoting occurrence number 55220042354.