Petrol station fuel thefts in Bristol - CCTV issued as part of ongoing police investigation

Police released these CCTV images in relation to their ongoing investigationPolice released these CCTV images in relation to their ongoing investigation
Police released these CCTV images in relation to their ongoing investigation
The cars involved were a silver Volvo V60 and a red Seat Leon

Police have issued two CCTV images as part of an ongoing investigation into a series of fuel thefts.

Eight offences were committed between Monday 20 March and Wednesday 29 March, in Bristol, Weston-super-Mare, Nailsea, Axbridge and Cheddar.

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On each occasion, a man has driven onto petrol station forecourts, filled up a large container with fuel through an open car window, and driven off without paying.

Police say it’s possible there may be more offences linked to this series and their enquiries are continuing.

They have issued two images which they believe to be of the same man. He’s described as being slim and aged 35-45 years old.

In one of the images the man has dark hair on the back and sides and he’s bald on top, with a dark goatee beard, while in the second image the man has a shaved head and no beard.

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The cars involved in these offences were a silver Volvo V60 and a red Seat Leon.

If you recognise the person in the images, or have any other information which could help, contact the police on 101, quoting the reference number 5223067450.

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