Police launch appeal to trace stolen items

Tuesday, 27 May 2014 00:00

Police are renewing their appeal for information following a robbery over the weekend.

A number of items were taken from a local 17 year old man, they included a black LG Optimus mobile phone, a brown leather French Connection wallet and a HSBC bank card, all items remain missing.

A local 19 year old man was arrested on Saturday afternoon, he is currently on police station bail while enquiries continue.

It happened around 2.30am on Saturday in Villiers Lane near to the Regent Street Post Office.

Officers are keen to speak to anyone who was in the area between 2.00am and 3.00am that morning

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