Arrests after spate of Asian gold thefts in Slough
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Police believe thieves have been targeting homes for high-value Asian jewellery items
Three men have been arrested following a spate of Asian gold jewellery thefts, police said.
A total of seven burglaries have taken place across Slough, Berkshire, between 26 January and 12 February.
Thames Valley Police urged owners of expensive jewellery to use safes, avoid posting photos of the items on social media and to insure them.
Three men, aged 32, 34 and 35, all from Slough, have been arrested on suspicion of burglary and remain in custody.
The force said it was "keeping an open mind" as to whether the burglaries were linked.
The seven break-ins took place:
On 26 January in Elbow Meadow
On 1 February in Robin Hood Close
On 5 February in Victoria Road
On 8 February Court Crescent
On 12 February in Marescroft Road, Mirador Crescent and Keel Drive
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