Jewellery burglars sneak in through DOG FLAP
A burglary broke into a home through a dog flap before stealing jewellery and cash.
The burglary occurred between 7.45am on July 31 and 1.30pm on August 7 at a house on Lichfield Road, Pelsall, according to West Midlands Police.
After making their way into the house through the dog flap and taking the items, the burglar used a spare key from inside to leave.
Kevin Pitt, a West Midlands Police engagement and consultation officer for Walsall, said: "The offender has gained access to the rear garden and then into the house by climbing through a dog flap.
"Following a search of the house exit has been made by unlocking a rear door with a spare key.
"Various items including jewellery and cash have been stolen.
"If you saw or heard anything or have any information about the below incident please call our non emergency number 101, quoting the reference number 20WS/167588Y/17
"Alternatively you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimetoppers-uk.org."
