Police Investigate £1600 Theft at Boots Store in Bexhill
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Police are investigating a £1600 theft at Boots in Bexhill and seek help to identify four women involved in the incident on 19 June. Read the full police update, source details and public appeal context.
We are seeking to identify these women in connection with enquiries following a high-value theft at Boots in Ravenside, Bexhill at around 6.10pm on 19 June. It was reported that four women entered the shop individually and around £1600 worth of items were taken before the women left the store.
Police are investigating the incident and following enquiries would now like to speak to these women in connection with the investigation. Anyone who recognises any of them, who witnessed the incident, or who has relevant information such as CCTV or mobile footage is encouraged to report it to us.
Reports can be made online, or by calling 101 quoting serial 194 of 06/29. Share
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