Hunt for thieves whole £35,000 worth of jewellery from Glenrothes store
Three men wearing dark clothing are believed to have broken into Fennes Jewellery on Newark Road South in the early hours of Saturday morning
Police are hunting three men believed to have stolen over 35 thousand pounds worth of rings and earings from a jewellers in Glenrothes.
The thieves broke into Fennes Jewellery on Newark Road South around 2.20am on Saturday 16 March.
Three men wearing all dark clothing, who may have been travelling in a vehicle, were seen in the area at this time and are believed to have been involved
They also got away with a three figure sum of cash.
Detective Inspector Paul Dick of Fife's CID said: "This incident has caused significant disruption to a local business, and a thorough investigation is underway.
"As part of this, we'd ask anyone who may have witnessed any suspicious behaviour, or any motorists or taxi drivers who were travelling in the area around this time and have dashcam footage, to contact us.
"Likewise, anyone who may recognise this jewellery or have been offered it for sale since this time is urged to get in touch with us or Crimestoppers anonymously.
"If you purchase a stolen item, knowingly or otherwise, this can be seized by officers at any time meaning a financial loss for yourself. Always check that a seller can provide proof of ownership.