Balaclava burglars with red builders' gloves caught on CCTV after Nuneaton house raid

Claire Harrison

14 November 2024 at 10:33 am·1-min read

Two suspects, who were both dressed all in black with red builders’ gloves and balaclavas, were spotted carrying a white safe and a laptop. — -Credit: (Image: Warwickshire Police)

Balaclava-clad burglars wearing red builders' gloves were caught on CCTV after raiding a house in Nuneaton. Police have released an image of the pair.

One of them is seen to be carrying a white safe while the other is holding a laptop on the Long Shoot. Police say that they believe the pair were behind a break-in on the same road.

It happened last night (Wednesday, November 13). Officers are now appealing for any witnesses or who saw the pair to come forward.

"Officers are asking for witnesses after a burglary in Long Shoot, Nuneaton in the evening of Wednesday, 13 November," a Warwickshire Police spokesperson said. "Both were both dressed all in black with red builders' gloves and balaclavas.

"Anyone who saw this, or who has dash cam footage, is asked to get in touch by calling 101 or visiting www.warwickshire.police.uk/ro/report/ citing crime reference 23/48536/24."

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