Owner Says 180K Of Gold Taken From Middlesbrough Shop Window As Police Flock To Linthorpe Road

Gold Factors owner Alan Goodschild arrived at the family jewelers on Monday morning to find that the store had been raided.  Hours later, a police car and a crime scene van remained parked on Linthorpe Street after the alleged burglary. 
Official details of the incident have not yet been confirmed by Cleveland police.  Teesside Live approached the power of comment. 
However, Mr Goodchild says he estimates he’s missing more than 180 180,000 worth of gold from his shop. 

read more : An arrest following a knife wound in a last-minute brawl in Normanby “They did not go through the front of the store where they would have been alerted,” he said. “They just stayed in this corner and took every piece of gold in the window – worth about .000 180,000. “When I opened it all this morning, I was about to die. I’ve worked for 41 years just to have someone remove it like that, it’s unbelievable.” The owner of the jewelry store says that he believes that suspects entered the back of the store from some scaffolding. Crime scene investigators appear to be photographing the store Monday afternoon, and a hole in the roof of the store is visible near one of the front windows – where the windows stand naked. Goldfactors Police on Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough (Image: Teessidelive) The Cleveland Fire Department confirmed that they were called to Linthorpe Road on Monday afternoon (April 4) to assist police, but were unable to provide further details. Official details of the incident have not yet been confirmed by Cleveland police. For breaking news in your area directly to your inbox every day, go for it here to subscribe to our free newsletter Read more related articles Read more related articles

title: “Owner Says 180K Of Gold Taken From Middlesbrough Shop Window As Police Flock To Linthorpe Road " ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-20” author: “Robert Tuttle”

Gold Factors owner Alan Goodschild arrived at the family jewelers on Monday morning to find that the store had been raided.  Hours later, a police car and a crime scene van remained parked on Linthorpe Street after the alleged burglary. 
Official details of the incident have not yet been confirmed by Cleveland police.  Teesside Live approached the power of comment. 
However, Mr Goodchild says he estimates he’s missing more than 180 180,000 worth of gold from his shop. 

read more : An arrest following a knife wound in a last-minute brawl in Normanby “They did not go through the front of the store where they would have been alerted,” he said. “They just stayed in this corner and took every piece of gold in the window – worth about .000 180,000. “When I opened it all this morning, I was about to die. I’ve worked for 41 years just to have someone remove it like that, it’s unbelievable.” The owner of the jewelry store says that he believes that suspects entered the back of the store from some scaffolding. Crime scene investigators appear to be photographing the store Monday afternoon, and a hole in the roof of the store is visible near one of the front windows – where the windows stand naked. Goldfactors Police on Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough (Image: Teessidelive) The Cleveland Fire Department confirmed that they were called to Linthorpe Road on Monday afternoon (April 4) to assist police, but were unable to provide further details. Official details of the incident have not yet been confirmed by Cleveland police. For breaking news in your area directly to your inbox every day, go for it here to subscribe to our free newsletter Read more related articles Read more related articles