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Owners for stolen jewellery wanted

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Whangarei police Constable Andrew hunter wants help finding owners for this stolen jewellery. Photo / John Stone

Whangarei police Constable Andrew hunter wants help finding owners for this stolen jewellery. Photo / John Stone

Gold rings, watches and bracelets are all items in a stash of stolen jewellery now in the hands of police who are keen to find the owners.

The items were found when police stopped a car after observant neighbour in Kensington called police when they noticed a man acting suspiciously in their street.

A registration plate number led police to a vehicle which was stopped in Otangarei a short time later.

Constable Andrew Hunter said a 35-year-old man was arrested and charged with burglary.

And while they were able to return some jewellery, there was more they were still searching for the owners.

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Mr Hunter believed elderly people may have been targeted and had their precious jewellery taken.

He said, through the Northland police Facebook page, they had been able to return a few items.

He urged anyone who had been burgled in the past few months but may not have reported it to police to contact the Whangarei station.

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If these belong to you or you know who they belong to please contact Constable Andrew Hunter of the Tactical Crime Unit on 09 430 4500.

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