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CASE TYPE: Assault
LOCATION: North Plympton
CASE DATE: August 31, 2011

11-100 Commit Theft Using Force – North Plympton

REFERENCE NUMBER: 11-100

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11-100 Commit Theft Using Force – North Plympton

COMMIT THEFT USING FORCE – NORTH PLYMPTON

11-100    Police need help to identify the pictured male who was responsible for assaulting another person and stealing property.

At about 3.20 pm on Thursday, 15th September, 2011, the victim was sitting on a park bench at Rex Jones Reserve, Allchurch Ave, North Plympton when the victim saw a male and a woman with a young child in a pusher. The victim was approached by the man and demanded his wallet and mobile phone.

He refused, had his watch taken and was then punched twice.  The male then went to the victim’s car opened the driver’s door which was parked in Allchurch Ave and went through the victim’s wallet. The victim flagged down a passing motorist to assist him and the male suspect ran off in a northerly direction along Coulter Street.

Description
1. Male, 23 years, 183 cm (6’0"), medium build, light olive skin, with blonde just above the shoulder whispy hair, wearing a white polo shirt with thin horizontal banding including a pink band, jeans and sneakers.

2. Female, 18 years, thin build, fair complexion, with dark short hair, wearing a pink top and grey pants. She was pushing a pusher with a child approximately 2 years of age

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers.

 



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