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Bushfire charity tins stolen from business

Pearl Dy January 16, 2020

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Two bushfire charity tins have been stolen from the counter of a business south of Wollongong, prompting a police investigation.

The charity tins, which were collecting funds for the NSW Rural Fire Service, were on Tuesday morning stolen from the Albion Park Rail business’ counter.

The culprit allegedly fled the business on foot. A glass door was smashed at the rear of the property during the incident.

Police are looking for a man wearing an aqua hooded jumper, blue jeans and black and white Nike shoes around the time of the theft.

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Pearl Dy

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Pearl Dy is a community manager and journalist. She is passionate about business and development particularly involving not-for-profits, charity and social entrepreneurship.

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