Appeal after stolen items found in Holywell property

North Wales Police have issued an appeal to residents in Holywell and Greenfield after recovering a range of suspected stolen items from a local property.

Officers say the recovery follows reports of thefts in the area over recent months. A number of items have already been reunited with their owners, but police are still working to identify the rightful owners of others.

In a message to residents, PC Dave Hesketh of North Flintshire’s Neighbourhood Policing Team said:

“As part of an on-going investigation, North Wales Police have successfully recovered what are believed to be a number of stolen items from a property address in the local area. A number of items have already been reunited with their owners, but there are a number of items which we are unable to positively attribute to a reported theft.”

The force is now urging anyone who may have been a victim of theft, whether reported or not, to review the list of recovered items.

“We would like to hear from you if you feel that any of the items may belong to you,” PC Hesketh said. “To ensure the items are returned to their correct owners, we will require proof in support of any claims to the items. This could be in the form of a proof of purchase, photographs, distinguishing marks, damage, modifications or serial numbers.”

Recovered items include:

• Orange Carrera bike

• Black DHS mountain bike

• Metal detector with address “4 Celyn Park to A S M Barrow”

• Parkside hammer drill

• Parkside socket set

• Parkside mini sander

• KCT metal vehicle ramp

• Grey & black Carrera bike

• Stihl strimmer (white and orange)

• Grey Titan jackhammer

• Parkside plasma cutter (in box)

• Parkside SHS hammer drill (in box)

• Parkside heat gun

• Blue Saracen e-bike

• Red and black e-scooter

• Hitway e-bike

• Grey Cube e-bike

• Parkside sander

• HIKA hammer drill

• Chaos electric scooter

• Black GT Avalanche bike

• Blue Giant pedal bike

Anyone who recognises any of the items is encouraged to contact North Wales Police by emailing [email protected], quoting reference 25000201149, or by calling 101 and quoting the same reference number.

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