Police Issue CCTV Appeal After Handsworth Burglary: Cash and Electronics Stolen
CCTV Appeal After Handsworth Burglary: Cash and Electronics Stolen

Police Launch CCTV Appeal Following Handsworth Burglary

West Midlands Police have issued a public appeal for information after a burglary occurred on Crocketts Road in Handsworth, Birmingham. The incident took place in the early hours of Sunday, November 2, with the thief making off with cash and various electrical items from the residential property.

Details of the Suspect and Stolen Items

Following the break-in, officers conducted a thorough CCTV trawl and have now released images of a man they are keen to identify and speak to in connection with the crime. The suspect is described as white, bald, gaunt, and bearded. He was captured on camera wearing a light-coloured long-sleeved top, along with jeans and what appear to be boots at the time of the incident.

The stolen goods included a significant amount of cash and multiple electrical devices, though specific details about the exact items or their value have not been disclosed by authorities to aid the ongoing investigation.

Police Statement and Appeal for Public Assistance

In a statement released alongside the CCTV images, a spokesperson for West Midlands Police urged the public to come forward with any information. "We'd like to speak to him after a burglary in Handsworth. Cash and electrical goods were taken from an address on Crocketts Road early on Sunday 2 November. We've been carrying out several enquiries since then, including a CCTV trawl, and we're now asking for your help," the spokesperson said.

The police have provided multiple ways for individuals to report information:

  • Call 101 and quote crime reference number 20/431196/25.
  • Use the Live Chat feature on the West Midlands Police website.
  • Contact Crimestoppers anonymously at 0800 555111.

This appeal highlights the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to tackle burglary in the area and underscores the importance of community vigilance. Residents are reminded to secure their properties and report any suspicious activity to help prevent similar incidents in the future.