£20,000 worth of jewellery stolen in home raid (From Daily Echo)
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£20,000 worth of jewellery stolen in home raid
6:15pm Tuesday 7th February 2012 in News
THIEVES broke into a woman's home and stole around £20,000 worth of jewellery.
Police are appealing for any information about the burglary in Eastleigh which happened when the 50-year-old homeowner was at work.
The thieves forced entry into the home in Chamberlayne Road, in Eastleigh, overnight between 6.45pm and 7am the following morning.
They took around £20,000 of Indian gold jewellery which included necklaces, bangles and rings in 22 carat gold plus a Seiko Kinetic watch that belonged to her late husband.
Anyone with information about who took the jewellery overnight on February 2 or anyone who knows where it may be should contact Detective Constable Abigail Leeson at Eastleigh police station on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Comments(6)
Goldenwight
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9:23am Wed 8 Feb 12
thankfully not a PO postcode wrote:I think the clue here is 'Indian gold jewellery'- people from the subcontinent do tend to keep large amounts of gold about the house. It's reckoned that the jewellery boxes of india contain more gold than Fort Knox.
i bet they dont have receipts for all this ...... hello dodgy insurance claim hello everyone else's insurance costs rise ....
freemantlegirl2
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9:50am Wed 8 Feb 12
thankfully not a PO postcode wrote:One wonders why you have to be so nasty......
i bet they dont have receipts for all this ...... hello dodgy insurance claim hello everyone else's insurance costs rise ....
Big Mac
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10:20am Wed 8 Feb 12
If not, then difficult to claim without proof.
hulla baloo
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10:34am Wed 8 Feb 12
freemantlegirl2 wrote:Not nasty, more like stating the truth, and possibly because of the high number of people that probably overclaim.
thankfully not a PO postcode wrote: i bet they dont have receipts for all this ...... hello dodgy insurance claim hello everyone else's insurance costs rise ....One wonders why you have to be so nasty......
freemantlegirl2
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10:47am Wed 8 Feb 12
hulla baloo wrote:And he KNOWS this to be the truth in THIS case does he?? I think NOT... honestly, some people ought to set up business in clairvoyancy in these columns because they read a few sentences online and think they KNOW that is the case. It's laughable ...... having just had insurance claim go through myself (for a flood) I can tell you without proof they won't pay out anything!
freemantlegirl2 wrote:Not nasty, more like stating the truth, and possibly because of the high number of people that probably overclaim.
thankfully not a PO postcode wrote: i bet they dont have receipts for all this ...... hello dodgy insurance claim hello everyone else's insurance costs rise ....One wonders why you have to be so nasty......
thankfully not a PO postcode says...
5:37am Wed 8 Feb 12