Police

Liverpool and Wirral Coroner’s Office is appealing for the family of a man who recently died in Liverpool.

Alexander Jan C Winter-Hall was 45 years old and died on Thursday, 23 November. He previously lived in Milton Street, Bootle. Mr Winter-Hall lived in Liverpool and previously in Norfolk. He is also believed to have family in Sweden.

There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding Mr Winter-Hall’s death.

Anyone who can help the coroner identify and trace any potential next of kin should call 0151 233 0132 or email karen.gregory@liverpool.gov.uk

Sefton Coroner’s Office is appealing for the family of a man who recently died in Crosby.

Stuart Greene was 62 years of age and lived in Newborough Avenue.
He died at home on Friday, 24 November.

There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding Mr Greene’s death.

Anyone who can help the coroner identify and trace any potential next of kin should call 0151 777 3422 or email Sefton.Coroners.Office@merseyside.pnn.police.uk.

Merseyside Police detectives have released CCTV stills of two men they believe may be able to assist an investigation into an attempted burglary in Waterloo on Wednesday, 13 September 2017.

Between 1.30 and 2.30am two male offenders broke into a property on Glenwyllin Road, by forcing entry through rear patio doors into the conservatory.

They then unsuccessfully attempted to gain access through a locked internal door. Nobody was injured and nothing was taken during the incident however property including a garden fence was damaged.

DI Robbie Moss said:  “I would urge neighbours in the area to consider if they saw anything which seemed suspicious before or after the attempted burglary to get in touch. I would also like to remind people to keep their doors and windows locked.

“We ask anyone who recognises the men pictured in the CCTV stills to come forward and tell us who they are. It is important that anyone who has any information in relation to the incident contacts the police so we can find those responsible and bring them to justice.”

Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting reference 0517231032. You can also call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously and for free on 0800 555 111 or via their online form: https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information/give-information-online.

Merseyside Police is appealing for information and issuing images after a burglary in Crosby in which jewellery was stolen.

Between 2pm and 9pm on Saturday, November 4, entry was forced to a house on Strathmore Drive and items of jewellery were stolen, including rings, a bracelet, necklaces and Beatrix Potter 50 pence pieces.

Gardening tools were left inside the house and are suspected of having been used to gain entry. Forensic and witness enquiries are ongoing and anyone with information is urged to come forward.

Inspector Sue Stribling said: “Some of the items stolen have a great deal of sentimental value, which has understandably caused distress to the owners. I’m sure people would recognise these items if they have seen them or been offered them so please do the right thing.

“I want to appeal to local jewellery shops or pawnbrokers, or any member of the public, if they have been offered any of these items for sale to get in touch and let us know so we can reunited them with their rightful owner.

“I would also ask anyone who was in the vicinity of Strathmore Road on the afternoon and evening of 4 November and saw anyone acting suspiciously to get in touch.”

Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting incident number 0517282382 or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously and for free on 0800 555 111 or via their online form: https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information/give-information-online.