Officers investigating a break-in at an apartment in Nottingham city centre want to speak to this man.
Police attended the address in Thurland Street after hearing an individual had entered the premises without permission.
Bank cards and more than £2,000 worth of items were then taken from inside the building – including a laptop and a watch.
The intruder then bundled the stolen belongings into a washing basket, also taken from the address, before running out the exit.
Officers have been looking into the city centre burglary ever since it happened, around 5.30pm on 9 July.
They can now release these two images of a man they’d like to speak to as part of their inquiries.
Detective Sergeant Elina Falcon, of Nottinghamshire Police, said:
“This break-in took place in a busy part of the city centre and during a busy part of the day.
“As such, there will have been people around at the time who may have some information that could assist our investigation.
“Likewise, we’d ask that anyone who recognises the man in these pictures gets in touch with us, while we’d urge the man himself to do the same.
“The victim is understandably very upset about what has happened, so we’re determined to get to the bottom of this on their behalf.”
Anyone who has any information can report it to the police directly by calling 101, quoting incident 642 of 9 July 2026.
Crimestoppers can also be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111.
