Police in Bucks are appealing for help in uniting a number of suspected stolen items with their owners.
On 1 October, officers searched a property on Abbotts Way, Wingrave, and 11 items of jewellery were seized. Officers believe the items may be stolen and are keen to hear from their rightful owners.
PC Aimee Davies, based at Aylesbury police station, said: “We would encourage anyone who has had any items stolen and who believes they could be on this list to get in touch with us.
“We will be asking for proof of purchase and/or an identifying feature so we can ensure the right item is given back to the correct person.
“If you think your possessions may be here, please contact us on 101 with reference number 43230426191.”
Seized jewellery:
- Pearl bracelet with an alien ship charm
- Gold bracelet with small shiny stones around the side
- White fabric bracelet with a charm in the middle
- Black fabric bracelet with gold bits on the ends and a plat in the middle
- Silver coloured chain bracelet
- Gold coloured chain bracelet
- Two silver coloured rings in the shape of feathers
- Silver coloured bracelet with ridges every 3 cm
- Wooden coloured bracelet with a silver bit in the middle
- Leopard print bracelet with a gold coloured buckle
- Gold coloured clip bracelet with ‘MK’ on the front
A 50-year-old woman from Wingrave was arrested on suspicion of theft and has been released on bail.
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