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Public asked to help identify wanted man

Wednesday, 25 January 2012 00:00

The man is suspected of theft from the store on Monday, December 19

Police are appealing to the public to help identify a man suspected of thieving from a Douglas electrical store.

It happened on the Monday before Christmas from Coleburn’s on Victoria Street.

They delay in sending out the appeal is because of technical difficulties with the digital image.

The man stole a Archos 70 internet tablet from a display in the shop.

If anyone can identify this male or received an Archos 70 internet tablet without its box, instructions and charger for Christmas, please contact the Police on 631212.

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