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Recovered jewellery: is it yours, ask the police

Necklaces seized from a car stopped in Macquarie.

Police are seeking to identify the owner of several items of jewellery that were seized earlier this week.

On Tuesday night during a traffic stop on a car in Macquarie, police found suspected stolen items in the vehicle.

The items were seized and police are appealing for anyone who has had jewellery, including earrings, necklaces and bracelets, stolen recently to come forward.

If you can prove ownership, make contact via the Crime Stoppers ACT website

 

Earrings recovered by the police. Do you recognise them?
Jewellery recovered by the police on Tuesday night.

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