$250K in jewelry stolen from Puslinch home

An e-bike's digital speedometer and display. (Source: Josh Sorenson/CTV News)

Ontario Provincial Police are trying to identify a person who stole $250,000 worth of jewelry from a home in Puslinch.

On June 24, around 8 a.m., someone entered a home on Calfrass Road through the front door.

OPP said they took jewelry valued at approximately $250,000, but did not specify what was stolen.

The victim returned home about 30 minutes later and called police.

The suspect was wearing a hoodie, black leather jacket, mask, gloves, pants with a camouflage print and dirty white shoes.

Police said they may have worn a red helmet and driven a dark-coloured e-bike with an “E-BIKE”plate.

Anyone with information is asked to contact OPP’s Wellington County detachment at 1-888-310-1122.