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Police release vision following thefts in Noosa

Police have released vision, seeking public assistance, to help identify people believed to be involved in two unrelated stealing investigations in Noosa.

At around 10:20am on Monday 19 April, a man in a red t-shirt walked into a bank in Noosaville and observed money which had been left in the cash slot of an ATM.

It is believed the man may have taken the money from the ATM, which belonged to an elderly man, and left the bank with the cash.

Police would also like to speak with a man and woman who attended a closed licensed venue in Noosaville, in June 2021, and appeared to take a sign and a restaurant table from the premises.

Investigators urge the people pictured in the images, anyone who can identify them, or anyone with relevant information to contact police.

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