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Police want help with shoplifting suspects

The man and woman who police allege stole more than $1200 worth of items.
Shoplifters took more than $1200 worth of goods from the Gungahlin Spotlight store from 4.30pm to 5pm on July 16. 

Police are seeking to identify a man and a woman who were caught on the security camera entering the store, where they are alleged to have taken several items.

The woman was seen carrying a large black handbag.

The woman is described as Caucasian in appearance in her early 40s with short red/brown hair and was wearing a red hooded jumper, black tights, pink joggers and was carrying a large black handbag.

The man is described as Caucasian in appearance in his late 40s wearing a black jumper, black tracksuit pants, red joggers and a navy blue baseball cap.

Call 1800 333000, or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website.  

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