Distinctive Ceremonial Knives Stolen in Cranbrook Burglary
Thieves Target Unique Kukri Knives
Detectives are hunting burglars who smashed into a Benenden home near Cranbrook and made off with quirky and valuable items. The break-in happened between 26 and 27 September 2020, with thieves forcing entry through a window close to Benenden Road.
Among the stolen loot were two curved kukri knives, one featuring a red scabbard marked with a plaque engraved ‘General Patterson’. Alongside the blades, collectable porcelain birds, miniature silver boxes, and a full canteen of cutlery vanished into thin air.
Forensics and House-to-House Enquiries Underway
Police are scrambling to track down the culprits, launching forensic checks and carrying out door-to-door enquiries in the local area. Detectives are desperate for anyone with info to step forward.
How to Help
If you have any details about this daring heist, call the West Kent appeals line on 01622 604100, quoting reference 46/173137/20. Your tip could crack the case and help reunite these unique treasures with their owner.
