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Whanganui Police seeking help to identify two people seen driving stolen car before committing burglary in Gonville

Jesse King
Jesse King
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7 Jul, 2019 11:55 PMQuick Read

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Anyone with information about the identity of these two people who were seen driving a stolen car before committing burglary in Gonville should contact police immediately. Photo / Supplied

Anyone with information about the identity of these two people who were seen driving a stolen car before committing burglary in Gonville should contact police immediately. Photo / Supplied

Whanganui Police are seeking help to identify two people who burgled a property on Rimu St in Gonville.

The two were seen driving a stolen vehicle in the suburb before committing the offence in which they stole a couple of electronic items on June 24 at 8.15pm.

Police are asking members of the public with any information about their identities to contact them on 105 or anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

The stolen vehicle was recovered and the two people are not believed to be dangerous.

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