On the beat: Police seek help after petty thefts on Gold Coast

Top-shelf liquor, designer shoes, and more than $500 worth of groceries were all allegedly taken in daylight heists across the Gold Coast. Can you help police find the suspects?

Police are looking for three individuals in connection with petty thefts on the Gold Coast.

Police are looking for three people they believe can assist with their investigations into petty crimes on the Gold Coast. Recognise anyone? Police urge you to contact crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.

CHAMPAGNE TASTE

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Police believe this woman may be able to help with inquiries into the theft of more than $300 worth of alcohol from a Pacific Fair liquor store. QP2500372974. Picture: Queensland Police Service.

It was top-shelf only for a woman who allegedly stole from a Gold Coast liquor store in February.

Police allege the woman in the picture can help after a fine selection of spirits and wine were taken from a Pacific Fair bottle-o on February 26, at around 4.30pm.

A $152 bottle of Moet, a $146 bottle of Dalwhinnie whiskey, and a $62 bottle of Hoshi vodka were all taken in the alleged heist.

Police are looking for the woman pictured at happy hours all over the Gold Coast, as they believe she may be able to assist their investigation.

DESIGNER DASH

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Police believe this woman may be able to help with inquiries into the theft of a pair of luxury shoes from a Harbour Town store. Picture: Queensland Police Service.

Police are also looking for a woman, who they allege stole a pair of luxury shoes from a Harbour Town store.

A woman allegedly entered the Harbour Town store at 2.45pm on February 3, before leaving without paying for a pair of Calvin Klein shoes.

Police ask anyone who recognises the woman pictured to come forward as police believe she may be able to help.

GROCERY GRAB

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Police allege this man may be able to help with inquiries into the theft of $540 worth of groceries from a Pacific Fair grocery store. QP2500376243. Picture: Queensland Police Service.

Police are looking for this man who they believe loaded a trolley with hundreds of dollars of groceries, then left the store without paying.

The man allegedly entered the Pacific Fair grocery store at around 6pm on March 2, where he proceeded to fill his trolley with around $540 worth of groceries.

Police believe this man can assist with their investigation.