Birmingham Police Seek Help After Violin Stolen from Local Address
West Midlands Police are asking the public for help after a valuable violin was stolen during a burglary in Birmingham
Birmingham, UK, Violin, Burglary, William Luff
Birmingham: So, here’s the scoop. Police are on the lookout for a stolen violin that’s pretty special. It was made in 1982 by the famous violin maker William Luff.
Luff was a big deal in the violin world, known for crafting some of the best instruments before he passed away in 1993. His violins are like gold to musicians.
The West Midlands Police reported that this particular violin, along with its bow and case, was taken during a break-in on December 15 at a home on Lansdown Place. The burglary happened sometime between midnight and 10am.
They mentioned that this violin means a lot to its owner. A spokesperson from the police said, “Have you seen this musical instrument?”
They really want to find it, so if you happen to spot it or see it for sale anywhere, they’re asking you to reach out. You can call 101 or use the Live Chat on their website, just quote the reference number 20/1000656/24.