CCTV appeal following spate of burglaries and thefts
We are releasing images of two people we would like to speak to in relation to incidents of burglary and theft in the Keynsham area.
A number of thefts from motor vehicles and burglaries are reported to have happened in the Keynsham area between 7pm on Saturday 26 September and 7am the following morning.
Enquiries are also being carried out into an incident of fraud in Stoke Gifford where banks cards were stolen and used to make several purchases between 7am and 3pm on Sunday 27 September.
Jewellery, purses and other personal items have been taken from the victims, who are both male and female aged between 20 and 60 years old.
CCTV and forensics enquiries have been carried out and statements from the victims have been obtained while investigations continue.
We are now releasing images of two people we would like to speak to because we believe they may have information which could assist our enquiries.
The first person, pictured, has been described as a white man, with mid-length brown hair, a moustache, a thin beard, who has tattoos to his neck and hand, who is wearing a black hooded jacket and a green cap with yellow detailing.
The second person, pictured, has been described as a white female, with long blond/brown hair, who is of a larger build, who is wearing a pale green cap, a green/turquoise tracksuit, blue trainers, and is carrying a black bag.
We are now appealing to members of the public to come forward with information on the identity of the people, pictured, or on the incidents themselves.
Anybody with information which could assist our enquiries is asked to call us on 101 quoting reference number 5226276651 or complete our online appeals form.
If you can help, complete our online appeals form or call 101 and give the call handler the following reference number 5226276651.
You can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers 100 per cent anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via their Anonymous Online Form.
No personal details are taken, information cannot be traced or recorded and you will not go to court or have to speak to police when contacting Crimestoppers.