Police seek witnesses to suspicious circumstances outside Sainsbury’s in Thame

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Police seek witnesses to suspicious circumstances outside Sainsbury’s in Thame

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Members of the public are being asked to assist with a police investigation into reported suspicious activity outside a supermarket in Thame.

The circumstances prompted Thames Valley Police to seek witnesses and identify a man who was present near Sainsbury’s on Monday, October 26, 2026.

The individual was observed outside the store with a table, a collection bucket, a high-visibility gilet and a card payment machine.

Officers from the Thames Valley Police Neighbourhood Policing Team want to trace anyone who had contact with him.

This includes people who conversed with the man, received information from him or provided a donation or payment through the collection point.

Thames Valley Police can be contacted through 101 or online, and the reference should be included when providing details that may assist the enquiries.

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