Police have released images of a murder suspect who was caught on CCTV wearing a full-body burka and wheeling a shopping trolley.
The grainy pictures show a person pulling a trolley into Vama Collections on Belgrave Road in Leicester just minutes after Mr Jogiya had locked up for the night and left.
Detective Chief Inspector David Swift-Rollinson, from the East Midlands Special Operations Unit (EMSOU) said: ‘Whoever that is seen on CCTV entering the jewellers a short while after Mr Jogiya had locked up and left, is clearly someone I need to identify quickly.
Police have released images of a murder suspect who was caught on CCTV wearing a full-body burka and wheeling a shopping trolley
The grainy pictures show a person pulling a trolley into Vama Collections just minutes after Ramniklal Jogiya had locked up for the night and left
‘The fact that they were pulling a shopping trolley and wearing a burka may have stood out to others in the area, and I’d ask people to cast their minds back and try to remember whether they saw that person.’
Three men were arrested today on suspicion of kidnapping and murdering an elderly businessman whose body was dumped on a country lane after a botched jewellery raid.
Ramniklal Jogiya, 74, was abducted and killed after locking up his jewellery shop on Wednesday night.
Detective Chief Inspector David Swift-Rollinson said: ‘The fact that they were pulling a shopping trolley and wearing a burka may have stood out to others in the area, and I’d ask people to cast their minds back and try to remember whether they saw that person’
The man (circled) shows him entering and exiting Vama Collections in Belgrave road, Leicester
CCTV showed him leaving the Vama Collections in Belgrave road, Leicester, at 6.55pm minutes before he was bundled into a car by three men.
His body was discovered on a country lane seven miles away in Gaulby Lane, Stoughton, Leicstershire, at 10am the following day.
Leicestershire Police believe the father-of-three, who was due to retire within weeks, was killed in a botched robbery.
Collect of Ramniklal Jogiya on CCTV leaving Vama Collections on Belgrave Road, Leicester
Police have today arrested three men, aged 19, 20 and 23 – all from Leicester – on suspicion of kidnap and murder.
A force spokesman said: ‘The arrests are in connection with a murder inquiry, launched following the discovery of the 74-year-old’s body in Gaulby Lane, Stoughton, on Thursday morning.
‘Initial enquiries began on Wednesday evening, following Mr Jogiya being reported missing after failing to return home from work.’
Ramnik Jogiya, 74, was murdered after he locked up his jewellery shop in Leicester
Mr Jogiya was the store owner of Vama Collections and was targeted in a raid on Wednesday night
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