HomeEmergency ServicesWest Midlands PoliceNearly £750,000 worth of swimming goggles stolen in Wednesfield

Nearly £750,000 worth of swimming goggles stolen in Wednesfield

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PC Mick Walley is appealing for information after nearly three-quarters of a million pounds worth of Zoggs swimming goggles were stolen from a freight yard in Wednesfield.

Three thieves broke into a depot on Birmingham Road in Oldbury at 11.40pm on 10 March and stole a DPDS Mercedes tractor cab.

Late on Monday 13th March, four men were spotted on CCTV climbing over a gate into RJ Haulage on Neachells Lane in Wednesfield.

The men unattached a trailer from a tractor cab, forced opened the gates and used the stolen DPDS cab to drive off with the trailer in the early hours of Sunday.

The trailer contained 40,000 pairs of Zoggs swimming goggles worth approximately £700,000.

Can anybody offer any information on who was involved in the theft? Do you know where the goods were taken initially, where they are being stored now or who the haul has been sold on to? Contact PC Mick Walley by emailing m.walley@west-midlands.pnn.police.uk or call 101.

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