Detectives investigating Northampton break-in appeal for masked pair to come forward

Police believe up to five people were involved in burglary in Rectory Farm
Kevin Nicholls
By Kevin Nicholls
Published 23rd Jun 2022, 15:31 BST
Updated 23rd Jun 2022, 15:31 BST
Detectives investigating a break-in in Rectorry Farm, Northampton, last month are asking for these two men to come forwardDetectives investigating a break-in in Rectorry Farm, Northampton, last month are asking for these two men to come forward
Detectives investigating a break-in in Rectorry Farm, Northampton, last month are asking for these two men to come forward

Detectives investigating a Northampton break-in last month have launched an appeal for information using security camera images.

Officers believe up to five people were involved in smashing the glass in a front door at a residential address in Strawberry Hill, Rectory Farm, between 10.30pm and 10.40pm on May 28.

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Nothing was stolen during the raid and police believe the offenders left the scene in a vehicle, which was possibly a Ford Focus.

CCTV images have now been published of two masked men who police believe may be able to help with their investigation.

A Northamptonshire Police spokesperson said on Thrusday (June 23): “We would like these two men or anyone who may recognise them to call us on our non-emergency line 101 using incident number 22000306589 or, alternatively, you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.”

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