Leeds family 'shocked to the core' after jewellery stolen from Moortown home in burglary
A family has been left “shocked to the core” following a burglary at their home in Leeds.
The property on Larkhill Road in Moortown was targeted on Saturday evening (November 30) and jewellery was stolen.
The son of the couple who live at the property posted online, saying that it was the first time his parents’ house had been targeted in nine years of living there.
He said that the thieves most likely escaped through a rear window after seeing his father pull onto the driveway at 9.30pm, adding: “We are all shocked to the core. Everyone please be vigilant.”

An appeal has been issued by West Yorkshire Police, with a spokesperson saying: “At 9.31pm on Saturday, November 30, police received a report of a burglary at a house in Larkhill Road, Moortown.
“A rear window was smashed and items of jewellery stolen. It happened sometime between 7.20pm and when it was discovered.
“The incident remains under investigation and anyone who witnessed anything suspicious around the time or who has any information that could assist the investigation is asked to contact officers via 101 quoting crime reference 13240652625 or online.”
