£10,000 jewellery heist

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Monday, June 23, 2008
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THIEVES drilled out the lock of a delivery van and made off

with more than £10,000-worth of jewellery.

The offence took place between 8.30 and 9.00am on Saturday,

May 24 in the Cornwall Street area.

The offenders drilled the lock out of the rear door and

escaped with packets destined for jewellers in the city

centre.

DC Carrie Newton said, “Amongst the items stolen were some

that were unique or unusual. We want to hear from anyone who

may have seen these items or been offered them for sale”

“Information can be passed to me at Charles Cross police

station on 08452 777 444 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111

quoting police reference EC/08/5555”

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Items taken include

18CT WHITE GOLD DIAMOND SET HOOP EARRING

MONT BLANC MEISTER STUCK LEGRAND ROLLERBALL PEN, BLACK RESIN

serial number CS1064296 AND GOLD PLATE MODEL NUMBER 11402

ENGRAVED ON CAP.

PALLADIUM WEDDING RING – STAMPED INSIDE WITH PD950

GENTS STEEL AND ROSE GOLD ROLEX WATCH OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE,

serial number Z168798. Differs slightly from the image inasmuch

that it had a white dial ]

GENTS STEEL ROLEX WATCH OYSTER PERPETUAL SUB MARINA , serial

number 55130 1882913. OYSTER BRACELET, BLACK LUMINOUS DOTS AND

BATONS ON FACE.

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    by brian, On the manor

    Tuesday, June 24 2008, 9:43PM

    “Was the van a 1970 Ford Transit mark 1 ? they were a classic once”

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    by Molly, Sutton

    Tuesday, June 24 2008, 5:41PM

    “Is there any moral culpability here? if a commercial jewelry business with disgustingly high profit margins doesn't trouble to protect its transit storage facility adequately and those who want their stuff go to some trouble to avoid detection then who has any right to complain?”

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    by Scooby, Plymouth

    Tuesday, June 24 2008, 3:42PM

    “Too classy for Plymouth surely? Was there not any CCTV....Am I right in thinking this happened in the middle of the City Centre, or in Devonport?”

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    by Nick, Gunnislake

    Tuesday, June 24 2008, 12:51PM

    “I love it when plod issue descriptions in their inimitable officious style and then get things wrong!
    DC Newton - I think you will find the Rolex watch is a submariner, not a watch below a boat park or under a rather poor 1970s British Leyland car!”

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    by dave, honicknowle

    Tuesday, June 24 2008, 1:03AM

    “i often wonder why a lot of cases are a month old before we see or hear about them. wouldnt it be easier to broadcast them asap ?.”

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    by B, Plymouth

    Monday, June 23 2008, 10:14PM

    “How convenient is that.”

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    by Molly, Sutton

    Monday, June 23 2008, 9:11PM

    “Sounds rather too neat and efficient for provincial Plymouth!”

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    by thoughtful, plymouth

    Monday, June 23 2008, 4:53PM

    “Sounds a bit odd to me, at that time on a Saturday morning there are usually plenty of people milling around”

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    by brian, The manor

    Monday, June 23 2008, 3:02PM

    “Regan and Carter will sort this out !”

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