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Our officers are continuing to investigate a theft that took place on Gerard Street in Aston-in-Makerfield on Friday 15 March 2024 at around 4:30pm
After initial enquiries we are now in a position to appeal to the local public to help identify this man (pictured) who officers believe can assist with their investigation.
This is after two high-value items were taken from a shop and were later reported as stolen.
No arrests have been made at this time.
PC Yvonne Hopwood and investigating officer for the incident on behalf of Greater Manchester Police said; “Our enquiries into a theft from a shop is ongoing and although we have not identified the suspect, we would like to appeal to the public who may have witnessed something to get in touch, as any piece of information, however small, could be crucial.
“We are also keen to identify and speak to this man who believe has details that could assist us further.
“As a force we remain committed on tackling these types of crimes around suspected shoplifting and know it impacts businesses not only financially but puts extra pressure and strain on employees. Our local neighbourhood teams are continuing to patrol key areas to ensure we provide a visible and reassuring presence.”
If anyone has information or detail that may help with the ongoing investigation, they are asked to call us on 101 quoting incident 767 of 19/03/2024.