Duo police wish to speak with over alleged theft of items from Bunnings

Go for the sausage, come away with some new work boots. It’s a typical Bunnings experience. But according to police, for this pair, it came with a snag.

Police are appealing for help to solve a number of alleged crimes across the Gold Coast. Anyone with information about the incidents below is asked to call CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000 quoting the reference numbers provided.

Police are seeking this man and woman, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of items from a Bunnings store.

HITTING A SNAG

Reference: QP2401779608

Go for the sausage, come away with some plants or new work boots. It’s a typical Bunnings experience. But according to police, for one duo, it came with a snag.

Officers allege that a pair omitted to pay for boots, electrical goods and work wear goods they took with them when they left the hardware giant’s store on Olsen Ave in Molendinar at about 9pm on October 16.

Anyone who recognises the two people is asked to contact police who are hammering away at the case.

Police are seeking this woman, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of a dress from a Harbour Town store.

GRAZE ANATOMY

Reference: QP2401800243

Police are seeking the woman pictured above, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of a $749 dress from a Harbour Town store.

Officers allege that at around 3pm on October 17 a woman left the store without attempting to pay for a Camilla Glaze and Graze Dress.

Police are seeking this man, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of grocery items from a Coomera supermarket in August and September.

TROLLEY DASH

Reference: QP2401558464

Police are seeking this man, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of grocery items from a Coomera supermarket.

Officers allege that during the months of August and September a person loaded numerous trolleys full of food and exited the Reserve Road store without making payment.

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