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Police investigating three burglaries and two attempted burglaries at houses in the Cawston area of Rugby have made two arrests.
Two boys from Birmingham, aged 15 and 16, were arrested yesterday morning (Thursday 9 May) on suspicion of burglary.
The offences all occurred in the early hours of 20 April.
During two of the break ins – in Great Orme Close and Francis Drive – offenders fled after being disturbed by the occupants. They fled with two watches and cash from the house in Francis Drive but left empty handed from Great Orme Close.
Detective Constable Chloe Smith from Rugby Serious Organised and Acquisitive Crime Team said: “These offences have understandably been extremely distressing for the victims, especially with those who came face to face with the burglars. They have also caused a great deal of concern in the local area.
“Having carried out a number of enquiries, including looking at CCTV, we have identified two suspects who have been interviewed and are now helping with our enquiries.
“We’re continuing appeal for anyone with information that may help with out enquiries to get in touch.”
Anyone with information can go to Tell us something you've seen or heard | Warwickshire Police or call 101 quoting incident 45 of 20 April 2024. Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
The suspects have been bailed while enquiries continue.