The belts were all signed by professional boxers.
Leicestershire Police are trying to trace a number of World Championship professional boxing belts stolen during a burglary in Quorn.
Sometime between 3 pm on Sunday 19th March and 7 am the following morning (Monday), a house in the Station Road area was broken into and four World Championship professional boxing belts were stolen.
The belts were all signed by professional boxers and each contained a written message to the victim’s son.
Four watches, wedding rings, designer clothing, a PS5 games console and a suitcase were also stolen from the address.
Officers are appealing for information about the current whereabouts of these stolen belts or from anyone who has been offered them for sale.
Anyone with information regarding the burglary or any of the property is also asked to get in touch.
You can contact police on 101 quoting 23000168779 or online at www.leics.police.uk
Photo of the stolen boxing belts
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