A knife-wielding burglar from Crewe who assaulted a homeowner and threatened him with a knife has been jailed.
Lee Moss, of no fixed abode, pretended to be a takeaway deliverer when the victim opened his front door to him at around 9.15pm on August 28.
Police are hunting a burglar who targeted two properties in Stapeley while the occupiers slept.
The incidents, at homes on Flowerscroft and Stapeley Terrace, are being linked to the same suspect by detectives.
Two cousins have been jailed for 70 months for a series of break-ins across the country, including in Nantwich and Crewe.
Kindred crooks Scott and David Simkiss (pictured) teamed up to burgle several homes – but also went alone on some raids.
A burglar who preyed on terrified elderly homeowners in Nantwich and Chester has been jailed for six years.
Carl Francis Haddock was caught by Cheshire Police as part of Operation Dothan after an increase in burglaries in the area.
A sneak-in burglar stole goods from a Nantwich home on Remembrance Sunday – while the owner was still in the house. The thief walked in through an unlocked door at the property on Cherry Tree Court, in Stapeley.
A Nantwich mum has warned families to be on their guard after a burglar raided her home while the family was asleep. The victim was woken at 2am by their dog barking and disturbed the crook at the property on Massey Close, Stapeley.
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