North Yorkshire Police has put out an appeal for information following a burglary at a jewellers in Harrogate town centre.
At 2.30am on Friday last week, Browns Family Jewellers on Beulah Street was broken into.
Police said today they were keen to hear from anyone with information, especially in relation to two people seen on bikes around Station Parade and Beulah Street.
Police are also keen to find the owner of a large black ratchet jack, a tool often used to lift heavy equipment, that was left at the scene.
It is not yet known the value of the items taken.
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To give information, call North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 2, and ask for 1523 or email James.Skaith@northyorkshire.police.uk.
To remain anonymous call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
The crime reference number is 12220003179.
Overnight break-in at Harrogate jewellery shopPolice are investigating after thieves smashed their way into a jewellery shop in Harrogate overnight.
Browns Family Jewellers on Beulah Street has been a hive of police activity today with officers carrying out investigations. The jewellers was broken into at 2.30am this morning.
This afternoon passers-by could still see the crime scene investigation team gathering evidence while staff tried to clean up smashed glass.
At this time it is unclear how much jewellery, if anything, the suspects managed to take from the shop.
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A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson said:
“I can confirm that the intruder and fire alarms, due to a smashed window and the presence of smoke in the property, activated at 2.28am today.
“It appears that the suspects entered the building but it is not yet clear if anything was taken.
“CCTV and forensic examinations are ongoing along with neighbourhood enquiries.”
North Yorkshire Police has asked for anyone with information on the break-in to get in touch by calling 101. Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
Quote reference number 12220003179 when providing details.
