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Police release CCTV footage to track down Te Puke burglars

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Police would like to talk to anyone who recognises the two young men captured on CCTV footage in Te Puke. Image/supplied

Police would like to talk to anyone who recognises the two young men captured on CCTV footage in Te Puke. Image/supplied

The images of two young people caught on CCTV footage in relation to a spate of burglaries in Te Puke have been released by police.

Police have asked for help in identifying the two young men, who police believe could help them with their inquiries into the burglaries.

Several properties have been targetted in the Te Puke township in the past four to six weeks.

Sergeant Mark Holmes said if anyone recognised the individuals, they could contact police on 07 573 0500 or provide information via 0800 Crime Stoppers.

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