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Police shelve probe into Wright and Keegan mansion burglary

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 15:57 · Archive

Essex Police have shelved their investigation into an alleged February 2025 burglary at Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan's Essex home after failing to identify suspects.

Essex Police have shelved their investigation into an alleged break-in at Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan's mansion following what they described as a comprehensive investigation. The incident took place at the couple's Essex home in February 2025, when four suspects reportedly forced entry and searched the property before fleeing.

According to reporting, Wright locked himself and his then-pregnant wife in a bedroom after hearing a patio window smash. The suspects fled empty-handed after hearing Wright shout. The property's high-tech security system alerted police, who arrived within eight minutes.

Despite the rapid response and extensive enquiries, investigators were unable to identify the suspects. An Essex Police spokesperson said: 'This decision was taken following extensive enquiries including area searches, witness interviews, gathering forensic evidence and CCTV assessment.' The CCTV footage and forensic evidence gathered did not lead to any identifications.

The force added that officers ensured the victims were safeguarded throughout the investigation and moving forwards. The police statement indicated that should any further information relating to the investigation be found, further enquiries will be conducted.

Police shelve probe into Wright and Keegan mansion burglary
Image: Echo (Basildon)

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