Gold Rings Theft
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CCTV footage shows a man that police would like to question in connection with the theft of jewellery from a Herefordshire shop.
| Crime date | 5th December 2010 |
| Nature of crime | Theft |
| Where | Staunton on Wye, Hereforshire |
| Contact | West Mercia Police |
| Phone | 0300 300 3000 |
Police are releasing CCTV images of a man they want to question in connection with the theft of jewellery worth thousands of pounds from a shop in Herefordshire.
On Sunday 5 December, five rings were stolen from the Oakchurch Farm Shop at Staunton on Wye.
They were designed by the well-known Welsh jewellery maker Clogau and were worth approximately £1,000 each.
A man was caught on the shop’s CCTV at the time of the theft and police would like to speak to him about the incident.
He is 6' tall, in his late 20s, is well built and at the time was wearing a quilted jacket and a deer stalker-type hat.
PC Sara Miles, who is investigating the incident, said:
"If anyone recognises this man, I would very much like to know who he is, so please contact me.
"I would also be interested if anyone has been offered these rings for sale. They are quite distinctive and bear the word 'Cariad' on the inside of each one; they were all stolen in their boxes."
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