The hunt is on for a laptop full of “treasured” family photos which was stolen in a burglary in Hopwas.
Jewellery with also taken in the raid at Lichfield Road on April 8.
Police say the owners are desperate to trace the missing items.
Among the items taken were:
- 18ct five stone diamond ring
- 18ct diamond set ‘tennis’ bracelet
- white gold and amethyst drop pendant
- white gold and diamond set ‘ladder’ pendant
- white gold diamond set heart pendant
- diamond set pear drop shape pendant
- Pandora bracelet with around 12 to 14 charms, two clips and safety chain
- pair of diamond set silver earrings of circular form
- Pandora heart necklace and matching earrings
- black onyx silver necklace and matching earrings
- mother of pearl silver necklace
- around 50 pairs of silver/gold earrings (including some diamond and stone set)
- around eight silver rings
- a silver necklace pendant with dark grey pears
- an Apple iPad in bright red case
- a Dell laptop
- a bright pink dance bag featuring the wording ‘Dancers do it with attitude’
- a black Pineapple dance bag with white writing
- ballet shoes, ballet tights, toe thongs etc
Andrew Morris, 29, of Kitwwood Avenue, Dordon, Warkwickshire, was arrested and charged with burglary. He appeared before magistrates at Burton on April 10 and was remanded in custody to appear at Stafford Crown Court on May 1.
Anyone with information on the missing items is asked to contact DC Graham Tomlinson at Staffordshire Police on 101, quoting 625 of April 8. Alternatively, you can contact independent crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
