Police have issued an appeal to identify two people after a burglary in Harrogate.
It occurred at Springfield Court on Springfield Avenue on Thursday (18th December).
Between 12:30pm and 2.30pm, suspects gained entry to an apartment using a crowbar, and stole various items from within.
Police would particularly like to speak to the two people pictured in these images, as they may have important information that could assist the investigation:
DS Tom Barker, of North Yorkshire Police, said:
“The images of these people are of good quality, and I believe somebody will know who they are.
“If so, my plea to you is to get in contact with North Yorkshire Police as soon as possible.”
If you recognise them, or noticed anything suspicious in the Springfield Court area around the time, contact North Yorkshire Police on 101.
You can also pass information to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Quote reference 12250237533 in connection with this incident.

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