Police are appealing for information after a "large" amount of gold was stolen from a home in Cheam last week.
The burglary happened on Wrayfield Road on August 11, sometime between 1pm and 9.45pm while the occupants were out.
On returning, they discovered an estimated £40,000 of gold jewellery had been stolen.
#APPEAL | Around £40,000 worth of gold jewellery was stolen during a burglary at an address in #Wrayfield Road #Cheam on 11Aug.
— Sutton MPS (@MPSSutton) August 18, 2021
Contact police if you can assist or have been offered any of the items to buy.
☎️ 101 - quote CAD7696/11Aug.
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As a spokesperson for the Met Police described:
"The suspect forced entry, causing damage to the back door. A quantity of gold jewellery, believed to be valued at approximately £40,000, was stolen.
"Officers have carried out enquiries including checking CCTV footage and speaking to neighbours. They are now releasing images of some of the items that were taken."
PC Luca Giannotta, from the local policing team which covers Cheam, urged anyone with information to come forward as he pointed out that the items were not only valuable monetarily but also had a strong sentimental value to their owners:
"While these items are of significant monetary value, they also have a great sentimental value to the victims, who are desperate for the items to be returned.
"I'm asking anyone in the area who has been offered the opportunity to buy such jewellery to contact police immediately."
Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101 or tweet @MetCC quoting CAD 7696/11Aug. To remain anonymous contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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