Police investigate begging reports at Oxford retail park
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Nov, 15:45 · Archive
Police are investigating reports of people begging at Ambassador Avenue Retail Park in Oxford on 23 October at around 3.21pm. Officers are seeking witnesses to the incident and any other anti-social behaviour in the area.
PCSO Matthew Morton, based in Oxford city, appealed for information. 'Were you in the area at the time?' he said. 'Did you see anyone begging, approaching members of the public for money, or behaving suspiciously? Do you have any CCTV, dashcam, or mobile phone footage that may assist our enquiries?'
Anyone with information can contact PCSO Morton by emailing matthew.morton@thamesvalley.police.uk.
How it is being reported
- Investigation launched after people spotted begging in OxfordPolice are investigating reports of begging at a retail park in the city.Oxford Mail · 3 Nov, 15:24
- Investigation launched after people spotted begging in OxfordPolice are investigating reports of begging at a retail park in the city.Oxfordshire Guardian · 3 Nov, 15:24
In this story: Ambassador Avenue Retail Park · Oxford · Matthew Morton · Thames Valley Police
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