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Child helped mum steal food
10:26am Wednesday 15th October 2008
POLICE are investigating the theft of a trolley-full of goods from Budgens in Paxcroft Mead near Hilperton.
A woman went into the store at about 4.20pm on Friday with two young children and filled a trolley full of goods.
She then distracted staff and one of the children, who looked about five years old, walked out of the shop pushing the trolley.
Police are examining CCTV evidence from the store.
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Russell Hawkerski, Trowbridgeski says...
6:12pm Wed 15 Oct 08
Russell Hawkersby, Westbury says...
2:16pm Fri 17 Oct 08
" Not to worry Honey i will get the Money"
Police Said "Dont be Daft the kids will be miles away by now"
Locksmith, North Wilts says...
2:30pm Fri 17 Oct 08
Difficult stuff this Policing eh! Get the picture from the camera, bang her inside - job done. Thats how it should work, but probably won't!
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