Police want to speak to woman after Ferry Leisure Centre theft

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Police want to speak to woman after Ferry Leisure Centre theft

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Thames Valley Police have initiated an investigation after a bank card was allegedly taken from a leisure facility in Oxford.

Officers are seeking to identify a woman who may hold relevant information regarding the theft, which occurred on June 8 at the Ferry Leisure Centre on Ferry Pool Road.

According to reports, the incident took place between 6pm and 7pm when the victim’s purse was removed from the changing rooms.

The stolen bank card was subsequently used at a Sainsbury’s store on Banbury Road, and cash was withdrawn from the purse.

Investigators have published an image of the woman they wish to question and are asking anyone who recognises her or possesses any other details connected to this theft to come forward.

Those with information can contact Thames Valley Police on 101 or utilise the force’s online reporting system, quoting reference 43260287050.

Anonymous reports may also be submitted through the Crimestoppers charity by calling 0800 555 111 or via the organisation’s website.

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