Police want to find owners of designer watches and jewellery

Wednesday, 3 April 2024 at 11:39

Several designer watches including a stone-encrusted Rolex and a Rolex Submariner have been recovered.

Detectives investigating a series of burglaries across the Leicestershire force area have released images of items they’ve recovered to locate the owners.

Earlier this year police took part in an operation to target those suspected of being involved in burglary offences since November 2023. This resulted in ten people being arrested in connection with the incidents. The suspects remain on bail pending further enquiries.

During the enquiries, several items were recovered and offices wish to identify the owners.

Several designer watches including a Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch, stone encrusted Rolex, Rolex Submariner and a Thomas Sabo watch have been recovered.

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Other items include a Louis Vuitton bracelet; two Monaco Classic collection link chains; gold coloured chain with cross/religious symbol; gold coloured ring with a centre stone set in a halo of stones; gold ring with square stone and stones around the edge and Swarovski gold bracelet with stones.

Officers say that if you recognise any of these items and believe they belong to you, please get in touch. Potential owners must be able to provide proof of ownership.

Contact T/DC 1529 Rachel Abraham on 101, quoting crime number 23*685265.

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