Appeal to identify possible witness to Salisbury burglary

Friday, 17 October 2025 06:00

Wiltshire Police are keen to speak to a person as a witness for an investigation into a burglary which took place at a business in Salisbury last Friday (10th October).

At around 5:20 am, an antique clock was stolen from a premises in the city centre. Below is a photo of the stolen clock.

Police said in a statement, "We would like to speak with the person in the photo as she walked past the premises at around the time the offence was taking place, and we believe she may have seen the suspect outside the premises.

"She is described as Asian, and wearing black leggings, a light jacket and a black hijab.

"If you recognise her, or you have any information on the burglary, please email PC Brown at 2397@wiltshire.police.uk quoting reference 54250135659."

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