Police appealing for information
POLICE are appealing for information after a burglary
at an Ormskirk home last week.
On Wednesday (10th of October) at some time between 12pm and
4pm, the property on High Lane was broken into while the occupants were
out.
It would appear that the offenders have broken in through the
rear of the house and have searched the whole house before leaving with a number
of personal items, including two items which have particular sentimental value
to the victims.
The first was a gents rotary gold watch engraved with a
message that the victim’s father, who has passed away, was given on his
retirement from his company.
The second item was a medal from the First World War which
has a picture of an angel holding a torch and is also engraved with his father’s
details.
Also taken from the house was a black telescope, a Toshiba
laptop, a travel alarm clock in a brown leather case, a ladies gold bracelet
with cat charm and a ladies gold chain necklace.
Sergeant Steve Monk from Skelmersdale CID said, "Although all
are valuable items, the watch and medal in particular are absolutely priceless
to the victim as they belong to his father who has passed away and so if anyone
has any information that they think could help or even lead to the recovery of
these items then I would urge them to get in touch as soon as
possible.”
Information can be passed to Sgt Steve Monk in Skelmersdale
CID by calling 101 or alternatively call the independent charity, Crimestoppers
on 0800 555 111.
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