Mermaid Beach bottle shop theft: Police allege man stuffed 10 pack in pants

Police are looking to speak to this man, who they allege achieved the impressive feat of concealing a 10 pack of bourbon and coke in his pants before leaving a store without paying.

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 to speak to this man, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of alcohol from a Mermaid Beach store in June.

WOODY REALLY?

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Police are seeking to speak to the man pictured above, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of alcohol from a Mermaid Beach bottle shop.

At approximately 5.30pm on June 4, a man allegedly left the store without paying for a Woodstock 10-pack of cans. Remarkably, police allege he shoved the full 10 pack down his pants.

Police are seeking to speak to this man, who may be able to assist them with their investigation into alleged wilful damage at a Broadbeach apartment building.

SCREEN TIME

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From alleged cans in pants, we take you to a case of possible ants in pants.

Police are seeking to speak to the man pictured above about damage caused at a Broadbeach apartment building.

Officers allege that between 9pm and 10pm on May 19 a man punched and kicked two digital screens outside the elevators, causing $5000 worth of damage. He also allegedly caused damage to an elevator.

Police are seeking this man, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of a debit card via mail in May.

RETURN TO SENDER

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Police are also seeking this man, who they believe may be able to assist them with their investigation into the alleged theft of a debit card via mail in May.

Between 2.30pm and 4.15pm on May 31, the suspect allegedly used the stolen debit card to fraudulently obtain several items from a department store and appliance store in Helensvale.

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