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Slough police publish e-fit after mountain bike taken in Lower Cippenham Lane burglary

Thames Valley Police have issued an e-fit and are appealing for help after a man broke into a shed on Lower Cippenham Lane on 23 June and stole a black Carrera Kraken mountain bike.

Slough police publish e-fit after mountain bike taken in Lower Cippenham Lane burglary
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Thames Valley Police have released an e-fit image of a man they want to identify after a burglary in Slough in which a mountain bike was taken.

What happened

The incident occurred at about 12.50pm on 23 June at a property on Lower Cippenham Lane. A man forced entry into a shed at the rear of the address and stole a black Carrera Kraken mountain bike bearing green lettering.

Suspect description and clothing

Police say the man shown in the e-fit is described as:

  • White
  • Mid-thirties
  • About 6ft tall
  • Slim build
  • Short brown hair and a brown beard
  • Clothing: dark grey t-shirt, dark trousers, a dark hoodie worn over the shoulders
  • Other: wearing blue latex gloves

Police appeal

Investigator Lynn Brandon from the Priority Crime Team said the force is releasing the e-fit to try to trace the man. The police request that anyone who recognises him comes forward.

"We are releasing an e-fit depicting a man we are looking to trace in connection with this incident. We would ask anyone who recognises this man to please come forward and contact us on 101 quoting reference 43260316169 or you can provide information through our online form."

Those who prefer not to speak directly to police can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Incident at a glance

Detail Information
Date and time 23 June, about 12.50pm
Location Lower Cippenham Lane, Slough
Item stolen Black Carrera Kraken mountain bike (green lettering)
Police reference 43260316169

Local residents who keep bicycles or other equipment in garden sheds may wish to check security measures and report any suspicious activity to the police. The e-fit will be circulated by Thames Valley officers as part of their enquiries; anyone with relevant information is asked to use the contact routes above so police can follow up leads.

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