Detectives are trying to find a 40ft trailer full of clothes stolen from Barton-under-Needwood.
A white truck was used by thieves to take the trailer from Barton Business Park off Lichfield Road just before 10.45pm on 2nd March.
A Staffordshire Police spokesperson said:
“CCTV has captured two offenders dressed all in black and wearing high visibility vests forcing their way into the yard before connecting up the curtain-sided trailer and leaving moments later.
“Detectives are also exploring the possibility a third person may have been operating as a look-out and are keen to speak with the owner of a white car seen on the business park at the time of the offence.”
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The former leader of Lichfield District Council has been confirmed as a candidate for the forthcoming Staffordshire County Council elections.
Cllr Mike Wilcox
The Conservatives have confirmed Cllr Mike Wilcox will contest the Burntwood South seat when voters go to the polls in May.
Cllr Wilcox – who represents the Alrewas and Fradley ward on Lichfield District Council – said he was keen to see through the work of current county councillor, Cllr Helen Fisher.
“If I am successfully elected to represent Burntwood South, I will continue the hard work that my Conservative predecessor has done over the past four years.
Don Shelley was also nominated in the Sentinel s Our Heroes awards
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Tributes have been paid to an icon of Stoke-on-Trent who brought running to the masses after he lost his fight against coronavirus.
Don Shelley was best known for founding the Potteries Marathon in 1982, which went on to become the Potters Arf in 2005.
Feb 4, 2021
A shooting victim feared he would die after being blasted by a shotgun at a barber shop, a trial heard.
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Police tape at the scene of the shooting on Wolverhampton Road
Tehmoor Hussain, 24, was allegedly shot by Uzair Shahid at Katz Kutz in Walsall over a dispute about money owed on car.
Mr Hussain suffered serious stomach injuries and underwent three operations after the shooting on May 19, 2019.
Mr Mark Trafford QC, defending Shahid, read out Mr Hussain s police statement to jurors at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
Quoting the victim, he said: I crawled to the rear of the shop for safety.