Police think the person pictured might have information
It is believed the person pictured may be able to assist officers with enquiries(Image: Devon & Cornwall Police)
A heritage railway attraction in Cornwall has been targeted in two separate thefts.
Devon and Cornwall Police said Bodmin & Wenford Railway has been broken into twice over recent weeks, with “access to the carriage forced and alcohol and food stolen”.
The most recent incident happened overnight between March 26 and 27, with the first a week before that.
The force is now appealing for the public’s assistance identifying the person pictured, who “may be able to assist officers with enquiries”.
Police acknowledged the quality of image is low but said it is still hoped somebody might recognise the person, particularly given the “distinctive clothing”.
The images appear to show the person wearing a black hoodie with white logo and red or pink trousers, who looks to be carrying two bin bags or black carrier bags in the second photo.
Anybody with information is asked to call 101 or visit the force website quoting 50260076759.
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