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Apr 2024

Last Updated: 17/04/2024

Couple hand themselves in following Harrogate shop theft

by Lauren Ryan

| 15 Apr, 2024
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A couple have handed themselves into the police following a CCTV appeal issued on Monday (April 15).

North Yorkshire Police released a set of CCTV images at the time to appeal for information following a theft at TK Maxx, in Harrogate's Victoria Shopping Centre, on February 25.

Police said on Monday "a woman and a man bagged various of items including sandals, trainers and T-shirts, leaving the store without making payment.

However, the force today (April 17) issued an updated statement, which said a local couple in their 50s "saw the appeal and came forward to the police to admit the theft".

It added:

"With agreement from the store manager, a Community Resolution Disposal was applied which involved the couple paying for the goods valued over £100 within 24 hours."


We have updated our coverage to anonymise the details of those involved.




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CCTV appeal after Harrogate M&S theft


North Yorkshire Police has issued a CCTV image of a woman it wants to speak to following a theft in Harrogate.

The incident happened at M&S Simply Food at Beech Avenue, at about 2pm on Friday, February 23.

According to a police statement today (Monday, April 15), a woman stole large amounts of alcohol in her bag.

The statement said:

“Please contact us if you recognise the women pictured on CCTV, as she may have information that will assist our investigation.”


Police would like to speak to the woman in the picture.



Anyone with information can email katie.hicks@northyorkshire.police.uk or call 101, quoting reference 12240033400.

To remain anonymous call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.