«Breaking News» Has the Night Watcher struck again in knife-pont Surrey robbery?

This fuzzy CCTV image from a robbery in Maidenhead is one of only two known images of the Night Watcher

Police investigating the 'Night Watcher' burglar suspected of carrying out a £1million series of armed raids has struck again after a woman was tied up and robbed at knife-point.

Surrey Police revealed a year ago that the thief, believed to be a 'highly-professional soldier', had carried out seven raids during a three-year period. They have since linked a further five offences in the county between 2006 and 2015. 

The Home Counties burglar's methodology includes extreme violence and meticulous planning, leading officers to believe he is a military veteran. 

A secluded home in Reigate was targeted on Wednesday in an incident during which the female victim was tied up and jewellery was stolen.

A Surrey Police spokeswoman said: 'The investigation is at an early stage. We are keeping an open mind.'

The man entered the home in Wray Lane at 6.30pm on Wednesday, possibly via a bridle path at the back of the property, and left at approximately 6.50pm.

Detective Inspector Paul Gordon said: 'This was an extremely serious incident which involved the victim being threatened with a knife and tied up by the offender.

'Fortunately, she did not suffer any serious injuries but is understandably shaken by what's happened.'

The news comes after victim Susan Morris spoke of her horror as she was viciously beaten in her home in what is believed to have been another Night Watcher attack.

Previous raids across the Home Counties include two in Kingswood, and others in Maidenhead, Berkshire, as well as Chichester, West Sussex.

Properties in across Kent, including in Sevenoaks and Maidstone, as well as homes in Virginia Water, Surrey, have also been targeted.

This map shows the burglaries across the Home Counties that have been linked to the Night Watcher

Police have not revealed the location of another five linked burglaries that took place in Surrey.

Detectives have said the burglar used meticulous research and extreme violence, suggesting he may have served with the armed forces.

The burglar is believed to stake out his targets for several weeks in order to intimately understand the comings and goings of the wealthy occupants and learn the locations of safes and valuables inside.

The raider in the Reigate incident is described as a white man, aged 35 to 40, of stocky build, 5ft 11in, with light brown hair and light coloured eyes.

He was wearing a black woolly hat and something woollen across his mouth so only his eyes and eyebrows could be seen. He was also wearing a long-sleeved sports-style, zip-up shiny black top, blue jeans and dark tan work boots.

He had a local accent and no distinguishing marks that were noticed. He was carrying a large black sports bag.

The Night Watcher has been linked to robberies across the Home Counties with a total value of £10m and could have struck again 

More than 40 items were stolen from Goodwood including emerald, diamond and sapphire rings, earrings, and necklaces as well as antique Rolex and Girard Perregaux watches

The Night Watcher burglar has been described as white, of stocky/muscular build, around 6ft and he spoke to the victims with a south of England accent.

Earlier this month, Surrey Police said that in the year since it announced its investigation, named Operation Prometheus, detectives had eliminated 224 persons of interest, reviewed more than 10,000 documents and liaised with forces across the country.

Detective Chief Inspector Mark Preston said they had been considering 'hypotheses' that the offender had 'left the country or had died'.

He added: 'We are under no illusions about the impact these cases have had on the victims and we have been absolutely committed to finding the person responsible.

'We are confident that the lines of inquiry we have followed have been thoroughly tested and exhausted.

'At this stage we have gone as far as we can, but will of course re-examine these cases should any fresh evidence come to light. 

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This fuzzy CCTV image from a robbery in Maidenhead is one of only two known images of the Night Watcher

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