York: thief targets Co-op for alcohol and groceries

North Yorkshire Police released a CCTV still of a woman the force said may have information which can help its investigation <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
North Yorkshire Police released a CCTV still of a woman the force said may have information which can help its investigation (Image: Supplied)
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A THIEF has targeted a national supermarket chain in York.

North Yorkshire Police said alcohol and multiple grocery items were stolen from the Co-op store in East Parade, Heworth on Wednesday, July 2.

Today, in an appeal to the public, the force issued a CCTV still of a woman it wants to speak to, saying police think she may have information which will be able to assist the investigation.


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A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson asked members of the public to contact them if any help can be provided, quoting reference 12250120714.

 

 

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