CCTV images of Mansfield’s ‘most wanted’

Published on 07/02/2013 09:53

MANSFIELD police want your help identifying these three people who they would like to speak with in relation to thefts and criminal damage.

Chad readers have been instrumental in bringing a number of criminals to justice over the past few months.

Last month we printed six pictures of Mansfield’s ‘most wanted’ which led to most of the individuals featured being identified.

Officers would now like information about these three people who were captured on CCTV in the town.

The first image shows a man police want to speak with in connection with an incident of criminal damage to a vehicle at Portland Retail Park in Mansfield on 1st December last year.

Police would also like to make contact with the man in the second picture. He is wanted for questioning in connection with a theft from the Boots store at St Peter’s Retail Park in Mansfield on 14th December 2012.

The third image features a woman officers would like to speak with in connection with a theft from the Wilkinson’s store in Mansfield town centre on 12th January 2013.

Sergeant Eddie Brudzinski from the Mansfield town centre policing team thanked Chad readers for their help in last month’s appeal and is hoping for a good response this time around.

He said: “We had one call from a solicitors saying their client has been pictured in the paper and they wanted to speak to us about it.

“If you recognise any of these people pictured, please get in touch straight away.

“Hopefully, with the help of Chad readers, we can identify all the people suspected of committing crimes.

“Or we can obtain information which can assist us.”

Call Sgt Brudzinski on 101, ext. 805 3442 or 07702 141727.

Alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or email eddie.brudzinski@nottinghamshire.pnn.police.uk.

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