Detectives investigating the theft of £100,000 of equestrian jewellery have released an e-fit of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the theft. The jewellery was stolen from a stall within the Rural Crafts Association Marquee at the end of the Great Yorkshire Show in Harrogate on Thursday 10 July.
The man in the e-fit was seen near to the marquee immediately before the theft.
A smartly dressed man and woman both wearing dark clothing and with dark hair and tanned complexions were seen close to the marquee at around 6.30pm and again, inside the marquee at around 8pm.
Around 2,140 items of jewellery were stolen, some unique to the owner who personally customizes the jewellery. Most were of equestrian design in gold, white gold and platinum and are hallmarked ‘RH’.
The thief entered the marquee as stall-holders were packing away at around 8.15pm and took an olive-green and brown suedette trolley-style suitcase which contained the jewellery.
If anyone can help identify the man in the e-fit or can provide any information regarding the theft or the whereabouts of the jewellery, please call Harrogate CID on 0845 60 60 247 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800-555-111.
Officers are also warning people to be on their guard if they are offered any similar jewellery for sale and if they are, to please contact police
