Glasgow jeweller 'disappointed' after 'theft' from store
Following this, the business published CCTV footage on their Facebook page in the hopes of having the item, which is said to be a necklace, returned.
Staff at the jewellery shop stated that the suspect 'thought they were in Mission Impossible' but that they were 'not Tom Cruise'.
(Image: Haroon Jewellers)
The statement reads: 'To the person who came into Haroon Jewellers today and thought they were in Mission Impossible.
'Spoiler, you're not Tom Cruise. You're just a thief, and we've got clear CCTV of you helping yourself to a necklace that didn't belong to you.
'If it's you watching this, just return the necklace before things get even more shiny and serious, aka police involvement.
'Please share this and help us identify this person. Let's keep local businesses safe.'
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Police Scotland confirmed it had received a report of the incident.
Officers say they will speak to the reporter to gather more information.
A spokesperson for the force said: 'Around 6.50pm on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, we received a report of a theft from a shop in Albert Drive, Glasgow.
'Officers will speak to the reporter to gather more information.'
Bosses at the Southside store told the Glasgow Times that there has been an 'outpouring of support' from the local community.
A Haroon Jewellers spokesperson commented: "At Haroon Jewellers, we pride ourselves on serving Glasgow with honesty and quality.
'This theft is disappointing, but the outpouring of support from our community has been incredible.
'We want people to know we're here, we're vigilant, and we'll continue to shine."
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