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Police seek help identifying men accused of stealing A$1,100 of tuna in Sydney
Police in Sydney are seeking help identifying two men accused of stealing more than A$1,100 worth of tuna from a Coles supermarket in North Rocks. The alleged theft on 7 October involved one man taking a trolley of goods while another helped him leave, prompting police to appeal for witnesses.
CCTV reportedly shows the men leaving with tins of Sirena tuna, which cost between A$2.95 and A$7.50 each. Police say one man filled the trolley and the second activated the entrance gates; anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers NSW on 1800 333 000.
In short
- Two men are accused of taking more than A$1,100 in tuna.
- The alleged theft happened at Coles in North Rocks on 7 October.
- Police are asking the public to help identify the men.
Explained simply
Coles is one of Australia’s main supermarket chains, and North Rocks is a suburb in north-west Sydney. Police say the reported theft involved tins of tuna taken from a Coles store there.
In New South Wales, police investigate alleged thefts and can ask the public to share information through Crime Stoppers. Witness accounts or other information may help identify people and support an investigation.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Aussie men allegedly reel in $1,100 tuna haul from Coles during ‘fishy shoplifting incident’ as cops cast a line for clues”.