Police appeal after Dunmurry home ransacked and cash stolen
Detectives are appealing for witnesses after a house was broken into and ransacked in the Corrina Park area of Dunmurry, with a sum of cash reported stolen.
The burglary occurred between approximately 6.15pm and 9pm on Thursday 22 October 2026, according to the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
Police are asking anyone who witnessed suspicious activity in the area during that period to come forward.
Cash stolen during Dunmurry burglary
A PSNI spokesperson said a man gained entry to a residential property in Corrina Park and ransacked the house.
A sum of cash was reported stolen, while several items of jewellery had been moved but were left behind.
Police have not disclosed the amount of money taken or whether anyone was inside the property at the time.
Description of suspected intruder
The individual was described as a man aged in his 40s, wearing dark-coloured clothing, black and white trainers and a hood pulled up.
Detectives are particularly interested in speaking to anyone who was in the Corrina Park area between 6.15pm and 9pm on Thursday and may have noticed suspicious activity.
Information from residents, passing motorists or anyone with relevant footage could assist the investigation.
Police appeal for witnesses
Anyone with information about the Dunmurry burglary is asked to contact police on 101, quoting reference number 1675 of 22 October 2026.
Information can also be submitted through the PSNI’s online reporting service.
Police enquiries into the incident are continuing.
External link: PSNI online witness appeals
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