Hitchin residents who own valuable gold jewellery are being urged to take extra security precautions following a warning from Hertfordshire Constabulary about burglars targeting homes containing expensive items.Police…" />Hitchin residents urged to protect valuable gold jewellery as police issue burglary warning

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Hitchin residents urged to protect valuable gold jewellery as police issue burglary warning

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Hitchin residents who own valuable gold jewellery are being urged to take extra security precautions following a warning from Hertfordshire Constabulary about burglars targeting homes containing expensive items.

Police have issued the advice as families across the county celebrate religious festivals and other special occasions, when valuable jewellery may be worn more frequently.

Officers say criminals sometimes target properties they believe contain large collections of gold and other expensive jewellery, particularly when homes are left unoccupied.

Residents are being advised to be discreet when wearing high-value jewellery in public and to consider storing expensive items in a secure location away from…

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