Paris Hilton gets back stolen jewellery
24 Oct 2009, 1238 Hrs

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Washington, Oct 24 Socialite Paris Hilton's stolen jewellery has been returned by the Los Angeles Police Department.

The hotel heiress was burglarised last year of an estimated 2 million dollars.

"Paris went to the police station last night to retrieve her stolen belongings," People quoted her publicist Dawn Miller as saying.

"She didn't get everything but fortunately most of her jewellery was returned. She is really pleased and thankful to the LAPD for their help," the rep added.

The 28 year old became victim of an alleged burglary gang comprised of mostly teenagers.

Suspect Rachel J. Lee, 19, who detectives believe is the ringleader, was arrested in Las Vegas Thursday, and remains in custody. Lee had an apparent fascination with celebrity fashion, a source close to the case. (ANI)

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