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Police investigating a burglary at Sutton’s King’s Mill Hospital in which a staff member had their car stolen have made an arrest.

Staff belongings were stolen from a locked staff room that was forced open on Saturday, July 15.

They included the keys to a Volkswagen Polo, which was then stolen from one of the hospital’s car parks.

Another set of car keys, house keys, cash and an ID card were also taken in the incident.

The burglary happened at King's Mill Hospital in Sutton

The Polo was recovered the next day after it was involved in a collision with another vehicle in Leicestershire – police attended but the Polo driver had fled.

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A 50-year-old man has now been arrested on suspicion of burglary and theft of a motor vehicle and bailed while inquiries continue.

Detective Constable Colin Kirkup said: “Burglary is a priority for the force because we understand the significant impact this invasive offence can have on victims.

"Members of the public can have faith break-ins will be investigated thoroughly and the force continues to attend every burglary reported to us.

“We are pleased to have now arrested a suspect in this case and the investigation continues.”

Man arrested over break-in and car theft at King's Mill Hospital