£3k of Superdrug goods stolen as Surrey Police want to speak to these women

Annette Belcher

14 November 2024 at 0:58 pm·1-min read

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Surrey Police appealing for help to identify the women in these CCTV images after £3,000 of products were taken from a Superdrug. Police said they believe the women pictures may be able to assist with their investigation into the shoplifting offence at the beauty store in Banstead.

Officers were called following a report of the theft of over £3000 worth of items on Thursday, November 7. They are asking anyone who recognises the women in these CCTV images or has any relevant information to contact them, quoting PR/45240128376.

You can contact police via Webchat here, using the the Surrey Police online reporting tool here, or by calling 101, or via direct message on Facebook @SurreyPolice. Or if you do not wish to speak to police, you can call independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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