Posted: Fri 20th Oct 2017

Dashcam footage appeal to trace thieves who targeted elderly Llay couple

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Friday, Oct 20th, 2017

Police investigating the theft of a large amount of money from an elderly couple in Wrexham are appealing to motorists who were in the area at the time and who have any dashcam footage, to come forward.

Earlier this week Wrexham.com reported that two men posing as police officers entered the couple’s home and stole a substantial quantity of cash after tricking their way into the house in Watts Dyke, Llay. The theft took place at around 7.45pm on Monday October 16th.

The men, one wearing a Hi-Viz jacket, claimed they were police officers checking on storm damage and insisted they enter the house to turn off the water stop-cock.

One suspect is described as tall, in his 30’s, and of large build. He was wearing a black woolly jumper, a peaked cap and a yellow Hi-Viz jacket.

The other male is described as in his 20’s, slim and about 5ft 6ins tall. He had a moustache and was wearing a black hoody and black trousers.

DS Paul Kelly said” “ We are keen to hear from any motorists who had their dashcam on and were in that area of Llay around the time of the incident, to contact us on 101 quoting reference V157593.”



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