Range Rover 'smashes' through front of Surrey jewellers during 'ram raid'

Annette Belcher

29 November 2024 at 0:25 pm·1-min read

Surrey Police are investigating a ram raid at a jewellers in Walton-on-Thames yesterday evening (Thursday, November 28). Officers were called to Fleur Jewellery on High Street just before 10pm, following reports that a silver Range Rover Evoque had rammed the front window.

Two men were seen entering the store and leaving after a couple of minutes, jumping into a getaway vehicle – reported to be a white car driven by a third suspect – and fleeing the scene, according to Surrey Police. Police said: "Thankfully, no one was inside the shop at the time and no injuries were reported. An investigation is underway, and our enquiries remain ongoing to locate the second vehicle and identify the suspects.

"If you witnessed this incident, or have any dashcam, doorbell or CCTV image which could help, please contact us." Anyone with information can contact Surrey Police, quoting PR/45240137371 via direct message or their online reporting tool here: http://spkl.io/6184fX4Xi

Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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