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Shoplifting suspects: who are they?

A CCTV image of the three men police want to identify over alleged shoplifting offences.

Police want to identify three men following shoplifting and stolen vehicle incidents across Canberra.

On September 15, two of the men took multiple items from an electronics store in Civic without paying. Then that night the three men took “several cartons” of alcohol from a Civic liquor store and again left without paying.

Police say that on September 19, one of the men was seen on CCTV at a petrol station refuelling a vehicle previously recorded as stolen. He left without paying. And that afternoon, the three men again took “multiple cartons” from a Woden liquor store without paying.

Police suspect the three men may be related to other similar incidents.

If you know who they are contact the Crime Stoppers ACT website or call 1800 333000. 

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