CCTV being looked at after Walsall house burglary

Newly-married wife left devastated afer thieves steal wedding photos – CCTV from the area to be checked

A newly-married wife and her husband have been left devastated after thieves broke into their wedding photographer’s Walsall home and stole their wedding photos.

Mrs Amy Blount has been left with only one photo from their big day, which the photographer, Mr Greg Cooper had sent to them.

Amy and Christopher’s photographer for their wedding day, Mr Cooper, was preparing their wedding photos to send to them following their big day which was on Saturday, January 14, at Holy Trinity Church, in Lickey.

However, his home on Somerset Road was broken into at the beginning of February and the thieves stole a number of items from the property, including the memory card with the couple’s wedding photos on, a Canon EOS 600D camera plus accessories and an Apple Mac computer.

Mrs Blount is devastated at losing memories from the best day of her life, which she was looking forward to keeping forever.

She is hoping that the photos are recovered, as it would mean so much to them both.

The burglary occurred on Thursday, February 2, sometime between 9.30am and 8.50pm on Somerset Road. It’s believed that the thieves gained entry by forcing their way in through the back door of Mr Cooper’s property.

A spokesperson for West Midlands Police has confirmed that officers have carried out house-to-house enquiries and CCTV from the area will be looked at as part of their investigation.

So far, no one has been arrested and police are urging anyone with information about the break-in to call 101.

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