Police hunt two men after $1100 tuna haul from Sydney Coles
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Nov, 23:51 · Archive
Police in Sydney are seeking two men accused of walking out of a supermarket with A$1100 worth of tinned tuna without paying.
Police in Sydney's north west are appealing for help identifying two men accused of stealing about A$1100 worth of canned tuna from a Coles supermarket at North Rocks on 7 October.
One man allegedly entered the store and filled an entire trolley with tinned tuna. His accomplice waited near the entrance and activated the entry gates at the precise moment to allow him to leave the store without paying.
The incident was recorded on CCTV. The Hills Police Area Command released a statement on Facebook urging anyone who recognises either man to contact Crime Stoppers NSW on 1800 333 000. Information is treated in strict confidence.
How it is being reported
- Police hunt duo accused of walking out with $1100 worth of tuna from North Rocks ColesPolice are hoping to speak with two men allegedly caught on CCTV walking away with thousands of dollars worth of tinned fish.The West Australian · 4 Nov, 23:15
- Police hunt duo accused of walking out with $1100 worth of tuna from North Rocks ColesPolice are hoping to speak with two men allegedly caught on CCTV walking away with thousands of dollars worth of tinned fish.Perth Now · 4 Nov, 23:15
In this story: Hills Police Area Command · Coles · North Rocks · Sydney · Crime Stoppers NSW
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