A woman has been charged following the alleged break and enter of a home and the theft of jewellery from a store in Northmead.
Last Friday, officers attached to Parramatta Police Area Command commenced an investigation after an alleged break and enter at a home on Thomas Street, Northmead.
Police were told that between 4.30pm on Thursday, June 4 and 11.30am on Friday, June 5, an unknown person entered the home and allegedly stole a carpet cleaner, laundry items, a bicycle helmet and a spare key.
About 11.10pm on Friday, June 5, police also began investigating a reported theft at a jewellery store located in a shopping centre on Church Street, Parramatta.
Police will allege the woman forced open a jewellery display cabinet and removed multiple items before leaving the store.
Following inquiries, about 5.40pm on Tuesday, June 9, police executed a search warrant at a home on Eyles Street, Telopea.
During the search, officers allegedly located and seized 46 rings.
A 47-year-old woman was arrested and taken to Parramatta Police Station, where she was charged with destroy or damage property less than $2,000, and larceny more than $5,000 but less than $15,000.
She was refused bail and appeared before Parramatta Local Court yesterday (Wednesday, June 10), where bail was formally refused.
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