Can you reunite 'large number of items' with their owners after Hartlepool Police make car thefts arrest?

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Police are appealing for help in reuniting “a large number of items” with their rightful owners after a woman was arrested in connection with thefts from cars.

They have issued photos of the belongings in the hope that people who recognise them will contact officers.

Hartlepool Police said in a statement: “A 34-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with a spate of thefts from vehicles across Hartlepool over the last few nights.

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“A large number of items have been recovered, which are believed to have been stolen from vehicles in the town.

Some of the items which were recovered after a woman was arrested in connection with thefts from cars.Some of the items which were recovered after a woman was arrested in connection with thefts from cars.
Some of the items which were recovered after a woman was arrested in connection with thefts from cars.

“If anyone recognises any of the items in these photographs, please call DC Marina Lee of Hartlepool CID.”

Police had said earlier this week how car thieves were striking “in almost all areas of the town”.

These included Burn Valley, Foggy Furze, Throston, West Park and the town centre.

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Officers have stepped up patrols in these areas and are asking residents to double check that cars are locked while also making sure that doorbell cameras are on where possible.

Some of the other suspected stolen items.Some of the other suspected stolen items.
Some of the other suspected stolen items.

Inspector Adrian Dack, of Hartlepool Police, said: “Remember to remove items from your car and don’t leave anything on show. Whilst these items may not be valuables, thieves will still try to break into your car for them. Also, try to ensure that your doorbell camera is on if you have one.”

It is unclear whether the recent arrest is in connection with these incidents.

Police can be contacted with any information about the belongings or car thefts by phoning 101.