She really won’t be that hard to miss.
Police have confirmed E.T was at home and no fictional soap characters are potential suspects.
Police want to speak to her following a burglary Richard Cooper Road in Shenstone just before 9pm on 3 January.
Detectives from Staffordshire Police have released an e-fit of a woman they want to speak to in connection with a burglary earlier this month.
Two women and two men forced entry to a home on Richard Cooper Road in Shenstone, Lichfield, just before 9pm on 3 January.
She really won’t be that hard to miss. 👽
Police have confirmed E.T was at home and no fictional soap characters are potential suspects.
Police want to speak to her following a burglary Richard Cooper Road in Shenstone just before 9pm on 3 January. pic.twitter.com/vpvjWkinod
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) January 16, 2019
A quantity of cash and electronic equipment were taken before the four offenders made off from the scene in an Audi.
The suspect is described as a very skinny woman in her mid 30s with light blonde hair and speaks with a Birmingham accent.
During the incident, the woman was wearing a green knitted top and pale leggings.
Investigations are on-going and anyone that recognises the woman in the e-fit or has any other information about the burglary is asked to email [email protected]rdshire.pnn.police.uk.
Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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