WWI medals, papers, guns and cash stolen from garden shed in central-west NSW
WWI medals, WWII papers, cash and guns were stolen from a garden shed in NSW's central-west at the weekeend (file photo). iStock
World War I medals, guns and cash have been stolen from a home in NSW during a break-in.
Police were made aware of the robbery yesterday morning and told that after 6pm on Saturday night a garden shed on a property on Montefiores Street in Wellington, in the state's Central West, was broken into.
Two WWI medals, WWI discharge papers, two firearms and cash were stolen from the shed while two people were asleep in a house on the property, NSW Police said.
They were notified after paperwork was recovered nearby by a member of the public.
Detectives are appealing for anyone with information on the break-in to contact Wellington Police Station on (02) 6840 2099 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Police are also reminding the community to ensure firearms are kept in a safe manner as stipulated in the Firearms Act 1996.
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