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England’s Test captain Ben Stokes has revealed that his home was burgled on October 17 while he was away on tour in Pakistan. The incident occurred during the second Test match in Multan, leaving his wife and two young children shaken but unharmed.
Ben Stokes’s House Burgled
In a heartfelt social media post, Stokes described the traumatic experience. He stated, “A number of masked people burgled my home in the Castle Eden area in the northeast. They escaped with jewelry, other valuables, and a good deal of personal items.” Among the stolen items were cherished possessions, including an OBE medal he received in 2020 for his role in England’s World Cup victory.
Stokes expressed deep concern for his family’s emotional well-being, saying, “The worst thing about this crime is that it was carried out whilst my wife and two young children were in the house.” Thankfully, no physical harm came to them, but the psychological impact has been significant.
Stokes Requests Public’s Help
Stokes has made a public appeal for any information related to the burglary. He emphasized that while they have lost irreplaceable items, his primary goal is to catch those responsible. “Although we have lost cherished possessions, my sole motivation in sharing these photographs is not the recovery of material items. It is to catch the people who did this,” he stated.
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He shared images of some stolen items, including a handbag, a ring, and several necklaces. The cricketer encouraged anyone with relevant information to contact Durham Constabulary. He also thanked the police for their ongoing support, stating they are working diligently to resolve the case.
Many fans and community members have expressed their support for Stokes and his family during this difficult time. As investigations continue, Stokes remains focused on his cricketing duties while also prioritizing his family’s recovery from this unsettling event.
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