Bundaberg police investigate CBD thefts
Police are appealing for help to identify the men who they believe could assist with their inquiries into the matters.
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CCTV allegedly captured thieves as they targeted business in the Bundaberg CBD at the weekend.
At about 11pm on Sunday, July 10, a business on Bourbong St, Bundaberg Central was unlawfully entered.
Police allege that a man jumped the fence of the business to the rear courtyard and stole an air compressor and Hi-Lift 4×4 jack.
The man has passed the property over the fence to another person waiting outside the business, police claim.
The incident comes as another local business, Queensland Computers, reported an incident where a group of men allegedly entered the business in the Bundaberg CBD on July 9, and stole tech items.
Police believe the two groups of alleged offenders are likely to be different people and are still investigating both incidents.
Police are appealing for assistance to identify the men who they believe may be able to assist with their inquiries in relation to the matter.
If you have any information for police, please contact Policelink on 131 444 or online here.
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