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Bristol Post
Bristol Post
National
Emma Flanagan

Can you identify any of these men captured on CCTV?

Police want to speak to four people following a burglary in which high value items were stolen.

Jewellery and valuables were stolen from a property in Sloan Street, St George sometime between 8am and 4pm on Thursday, November 28.

Officers have carried out house-to-house and forensic enquiries and review CCTV and now want to identify the four people captured on CCTV.

Police want to identify these four men following a burglary on Sloan Street (Avon and Somerset Police)

If you can help call police on 101 and give the call handler the reference number 5219275586.

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