South Australia Police have released CCTV footage as part of an investigation into the alleged theft of a gold bracelet from a jewellery store in Salisbury Downs, in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.

Police said the incident occurred at approximately 5:10 pm on Monday, 14 September 2026, when a man attended a jewellery store located inside a Salisbury Downs shopping centre. The man allegedly stole a gold bracelet from the business before leaving.

Northern District investigators released the CCTV footage on Saturday, 17 October, hoping members of the public could help identify the person captured in the recording. The release is a request for community assistance, and police have not announced an arrest in the information available.

Investigators are asking anyone who recognises the man shown in the footage to contact Crime Stoppers. Police are also interested in information about anyone attempting to sell a bracelet matching the stolen item. Information about the suspected theft or the jewellery could help officers progress their investigation.

The incident occurred in September, but the public appeal was issued in October. The release of CCTV is intended to provide investigators with additional leads after the alleged theft. Police have not publicly provided further details about the bracelet’s exact value, its identifying features or whether it has been recovered.

Jewellery theft investigations can rely on several forms of evidence, including CCTV recordings, witness accounts and information about the movement or attempted sale of stolen property. In this case, police have specifically asked the community to help identify the person recorded by surveillance cameras and to report information about the bracelet.

Anyone with relevant information can contact Crime Stoppers South Australia online or by calling 1800 333 000. Information can be provided anonymously. When contacting investigators, members of the public should quote police reference number 240654 so the information can be connected to the correct investigation.

Police have not stated that any particular person has been identified or charged in connection with this incident. The man shown in the CCTV footage is a person investigators want to identify, and the allegation has not been determined by a court. The appeal remains focused on identifying the person involved and locating the missing gold bracelet. People who believe they have relevant information should pass it directly to police rather than making unverified accusations online.