Man charged after NRLW star Millie Boyle’s premiership ring stolen
A man has been charged after a NRLW star’s home was allegedly broken into and her premiership ring stolen.
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A man who allegedly received a stolen NRLW premiership ring had been charged after the prized possession was found in a Newcastle business.
Sydney Roosters star Millie Boyle’s Mereweather home, which she shares with her husband and fellow rugby league player Adam Elliot, was allegedly broken into about 5am on October 12.
NSW Police allege Boyle’s 2024 NRLW Premiership ring was among the items stolen during the incident.
Boyle made an impassioned plea on Instagram calling for anyone who might have seen her beloved ring to reach out.
“If you work in a pawn shop in Newy and someone comes in with a number 8 premiership ring to swap for cash please let me know because it’s probably not theirs and they came into my house at night and stole it,” Boyle wrote.
NSW Police later charged a 24-year-old man after officers allegedly found several items belonging to Boyle and her husband at a home in Hamilton South on October 16.
However, Boyle’s prized ring was still missing until police received information the ring had been spotted in a business in Newcastle.
Officers attended the business and recovered the ring before continuing inquiries into the incident on November 8.
Police have since arrested a 37-year-old man on Hunter St in Newcastle about 10am on Thursday.
He was charged with receive stolen property, granted strict conditional bail and will next appear before Newcastle Local Court on January 9.
The 24-year-old man was charged with aggravated break and enter and commit serious indictable offence, break and enter dwelling-house etc with intent, enter building/land with intent to commit indictable offence, and dishonestly obtain financial advantage etc by deception.
He was refused bail and will next appear before Newcastle Local Court December 11.
Originally published as Man charged after NRLW star Millie Boyle’s premiership ring stolen
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