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CCTV appeal after Washington theft
12:50pm 16th April 2018
Police investigating a theft in Washington have released images of three men they would like to trace.
The theft happened at the Teal Farm pub, Edale Close, on Monday, February 26 between 4.20pm and 5.15pm.
An item was inserted to trick a gaming machine into giving out credits, and money was subsequently withdrawn and taken.
The men, or anyone who recognises them, are asked to contact Northumbria Police on 101 quoting reference 026206M/18 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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