Irish Wedding News
15/12/2011
Camden Police are appealing for information and witnesses after the robbery on 18 November .
The 44-year-old female was walking along the road with daughter and her daughter's six-year-old friend, when she was approached by two men, one placed his arm around her neck and brought her to the ground, the other then removed the rings from her finger.
The suspects made off towards Chester Gate with a wedding ring and a 'Graff' ring, which had a four and a half carat, pear-shaped diamond, with smaller diamonds around the platinum band. The ring is approximately 20 years old and valued at £250,000 and believed to be a rare cut by this particular jeweller.
Detective Constable Matthew Isles from Camden Police's Robbery Squad said: "This was a particularly violent attack in front of two six-year-old children and we are following several lines of investigation to bring those responsible to justice. If anyone has any information at all, however small you may think it is, I urge you to contact police."
The victim suffered some scratches to her neck and finger, as well as some swelling.
One man is described as black, aged approximately 20-25 years and 6ft 1inch tall. He was wearing a black bomber type jacket, baggy blue jeans, black underwear and a dark-coloured cap. He had short black hair and was of an athletic build, with a London accent.
The second male is described as black, aged approximately 20-25 years and 5ft 10inches tall. He was wearing a black bomber type jacket, baggy blue jeans, white cap. He had black hair and was of an athletic build.
(GK)
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Women Robbed Of £250k Wedding Ring
A woman had her £250,000 diamond wedding ring stolen in front of her six-year-old daughter in north-west London.Camden Police are appealing for information and witnesses after the robbery on 18 November .
The 44-year-old female was walking along the road with daughter and her daughter's six-year-old friend, when she was approached by two men, one placed his arm around her neck and brought her to the ground, the other then removed the rings from her finger.
The suspects made off towards Chester Gate with a wedding ring and a 'Graff' ring, which had a four and a half carat, pear-shaped diamond, with smaller diamonds around the platinum band. The ring is approximately 20 years old and valued at £250,000 and believed to be a rare cut by this particular jeweller.
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Detective Constable Matthew Isles from Camden Police's Robbery Squad said: "This was a particularly violent attack in front of two six-year-old children and we are following several lines of investigation to bring those responsible to justice. If anyone has any information at all, however small you may think it is, I urge you to contact police."
The victim suffered some scratches to her neck and finger, as well as some swelling.
One man is described as black, aged approximately 20-25 years and 6ft 1inch tall. He was wearing a black bomber type jacket, baggy blue jeans, black underwear and a dark-coloured cap. He had short black hair and was of an athletic build, with a London accent.
The second male is described as black, aged approximately 20-25 years and 5ft 10inches tall. He was wearing a black bomber type jacket, baggy blue jeans, white cap. He had black hair and was of an athletic build.
(GK)
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