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We are appealing for witnesses and information after a burglary in a village near Northallerton.
A safe containing jewellery, cash, a purse and a watch was stolen from a home in Brompton.
The break-in took place in Orchard Grove between Sunday 21 and Tuesday 23 April.
Thieves forced locks to gain entry and removed the safe. Its contents included:
Detective Constable Dave Hunton, who is investigating, said: “I’d urge residents to remain vigilant and it’s always good to review your home security regularly.
“If you’re not in your property, leave a light on and consider using timers and asking your neighbours to check your property from time to time.”
He also recommended taking photos of jewellery and other expensive items, which can help the police recover them if the worst happens.
We are appealing for witnesses to come forward or anyone who recalls any suspicious activity in the Orchard Grove area of Brompton.
If you have seen these items or know where they please get in touch as soon as possible.
Please email [email protected] or call North Yorkhsire Police and ask for DC844 Dave Hunton.
You can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously via their website or on 0800 555 111.
Please quote incident number 12240071443.