A suspect has been named following a burglary at a pensioner’s home in St Helens, where cash and a handbag were stolen.
St Helens: A suspect has been named after a burglary at a pensioner’s home. The incident happened around 1am on Saturday, February 1. The woman, in her 70s, was inside when the break-in occurred.
The intruder stole cash and a handbag. Thankfully, the woman was not hurt, but she felt distressed. Police have charged Daniel Carmody, 30, with burglary and other offenses.
Carmody is set to appear in Wirral Magistrates’ Court on Monday, February 3. Detective Inspector Steve Byrom emphasized the serious impact of burglary on victims and the police’s commitment to reducing such crimes.
He urged anyone with information about burglaries or stolen goods to come forward. The police are working closely with communities to tackle these issues effectively.
If you have any footage of suspicious activity, you can share it with the Merseyside Police’s Operation Castle team. Your footage could help solve local burglaries.
For immediate concerns, call 999 if a crime is happening. You can also reach out via 101 or Twitter @MerPolCC. Anonymous tips can be given to Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.
