Residential burglary in Norwich results in theft of rings

Residential burglary in Norwich

According to an article published on 27 February 2024 by Edp24, a residential burglary in the Unthank Road area of Norwich has resulted in the theft of sentimental jewellery. The items, which belonged to the late Gemma Easterbrook, were taken during a break-in on a Thursday night.

The stolen items include a male’s white gold wedding band and two female white gold wedding bands—one set with a single diamond and the other with three small diamonds. According to Edp24, the rings are described as having an unusually small diameter, making them potentially identifiable. The jewellery had been kept by the victim's sister-in-law with the intention of passing them down to the children of the late Mrs. Easterbrook as a legacy.

The family is appealing for anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of these items to contact the police. The rings were originally purchased from Aurum in Norwich in 2008.

Ensure all entry points to your home are securely locked and consider installing a monitored alarm system to protect your valuables.

Source : Edp24