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Police seek two people over stolen mobility trike at Christchurch shopping centre

An electric trike belonging to a man with cerebral palsy was stolen from a Christchurch supermarket, and police have released photos to identify two suspects.

Skinny McBuntu

A mobility trike was stolen from Northlands Shopping Centre in Christchurch on July 23. The trike belonged to a man with cerebral palsy. Police have released photographs of two people in connection with the theft and are appealing for information to identify them.

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Stuff

Appeal after mobility trike stolen from man with cerebral palsy

Julian’s electric trike was stolen from Northlands Shopping Centre shortly before 3pm on July 23.

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1News

E-trike stolen from cerebral palsy rider at Christchurch supermarket

Police release photos in effort to identify two people after the incident last week.

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