ACT police are seeking the identity of two men who stole $16,000 worth of appliances from the John James Village, Leukaemia Foundation in Garran during August.
One of the males involved in the burglary is of a slim build and walks with a limp. He was wearing a dark hoodie, dark tracksuit pants with a wide white stripe possibly the ‘Canterbury’ brand, brown boots and red gloves.
The second male is described by police as also being of slim build. He was wearing a dark hoodie, blue cap, and blue tracksuit pants with ‘Adidas’ stripes at the bottom, brown shoes and dark gloves.
It is alleged that the two men removed a section of fencing at the rear of John James Village on Hindmarsh Drive and used a vehicle (no description available) to assist with removing the stolen items.
Police are reminding the community that it is an offence to knowingly receive stolen property.
CCTV footage via the ACT police Facebook page.
Contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333000 (reference number 6003890), or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website.
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