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Two Charged With Thefts From Charity Boxes
Two Charged With Thefts From Charity Boxes
New Zealand
Police Canterbury News Release
9:59am 12 August
2008
Two men, aged 40 and 57 years, will appear in
court this morning charged with eight counts of theft from
charitable collection boxes of which a number relate to the
Foundation for the Blind. These all occurred in
Christchurch.
Detective Paul Johannsen, Papanui CIB, says Police are currently collating a number of complaints and any retailer who has had a charity box stolen is asked to contact him at Papanui Police phone 3741740.
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