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Dashcam and CCTV are sought by detectives investigating a violent burglary in Swanley.
Two pensioners were pushed to the floor during a break-in which happened in Pucknells Close, on Tuesday 3 December 2024.
The victims discovered three men had entered their property after arriving home at around 8.10pm. It is believed the offenders had entered through a window.
Two of the suspects came downstairs and forced the victims to the floor, as the third searched upstairs rooms.
After they had left, the victims realised several rings had been stolen, including an engagement ruby ring which contained two small diamonds on either side.
It is reported that all the suspects were black, around 6ft and slim.
They wore black clothing, with woollen hats, gloves and had balaclavas on.
Investigating officers have carried out house-to-house enquires and forensic analysis of the scene, and it is believed the suspects arrived on foot from Birchwood Road.
Drivers with dashcam who travelled along Birchwood Road, between 8pm and 8.50pm, are urged to check for footage which may assist the investigation.
Nearby residents who have not yet spoken to police should also check doorbell cameras and CCTV.
If you have information which may assist the investigation call Kent Police on 01622 604100, quoting reference 46/205156/24.
If you would prefer to remain anonymous contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 or use the online form.