"The theft of many items which carry a significant cultural value is a significant loss for the city. These items, many of which were donations, form part of a collection that provides insight into a multi-layered part of British history, and we are hoping that members of the public can help us to bring those responsible to justice. So far, our enquiries have included significant CCTV enquiries as well as forensic investigations and speaking liaising with the victims."
"If you recognise the men pictured or have seen any of the possible items being sold online, please call us on 101 and quote reference 5225269603. The men are are described as: Male one: white, of medium to stocky build, wearing a white cap, black jacket, light-coloured trousers, and black trainers Male two: white, of slim build, wearing a grey-hooded jacket, black trousers, and black trainers"
Over 600 items dating back to the 19th century were stolen from Bristol Museum's British Empire and Commonwealth collection during a burglary on 25 September between 1am and 2am. The stolen objects are high-value artefacts and donations that document links within the British Empire and Commonwealth and provide insight into multi-layered British history. Avon and Somerset Police have carried out significant CCTV and forensic enquiries and are liaising with victims. Detectives released CCTV images and seek to speak to four men described in surveillance footage. Members of the public are asked to call 101 with reference 5225269603 if they recognise the men or spot items for sale online.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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