Royston Tesco Express targeted by alcohol thieves twice

PUBLISHED: 12:31 28 November 2017 | UPDATED: 12:43 28 November 2017

Bianca Wild

Police would like to speak to this man, as he may have information about the theft of food and alcohol fromTesco Express in Royston, that took place at about 2pm on November 20. Picture: Herts police

Herts police

Police would like to speak to this man, as he may have information about the theft of food and alcohol fromTesco Express in Royston, that took place at about 2pm on November 20. Picture: Herts police

The first incident happened at around 2pm on Monday, November 20, when alcohol and food was stolen from the store in Market Hill.

Police would like to speak to the man pictured as he may have information about the theft that could prove useful to the investigation.

Police would like to speak to this man pictured as he may have information about the theft of food and alcohol fromTesco Express in Royston, that took place at about 2pm on November 20. Picture: Herts police

At around 6pm the same day, alcohol was stolen from the store.

The offenders, who were carrying to large boxes of beer, made off from the store towards Priory Memorial Gardens.

Police would like to speak to this man pictured as he may have information about the theft that could prove useful to the investigation into the theft from Royston's Tesco Express on November 20 at about 6pm. Picture: Herts police

Officers would like to speak to the men in the pictures they have released as they may have information that could assist their enquiries.

Anyone who recognises any of the people pictured or has any other information that could assist the investigations should contact PC Joanna Cattley on 101, quoting crime reference G4/17/1127 for the 2pm incident and G4/17/1126 for the 6pm incident.

Police would like to speak to these men as they may have information about the alcohol theft at Royston's Tesco Express on November 20 at about 6pm. Picture: Herts police

Alternatively, contact the independent crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 or through their anonymous online form at www.crimestoppers-uk.org. No personal details are taken, information cannot be traced or recorded and you will not go to court.