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Women allegedly steal pram from Baby Bunting, Cannington as cops release CCTV of them leaving

Last updated: 2023/03/06 at 12:08 AM
Jacky 2 weeks ago
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The two women were caught on CCTV as they allegedly walked out of the store with the new stroller
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Thieves look anything but in their revealing attire as they smile after reportedly trading in their old pram for a luxury model – but the police have the last laugh

  • Two women are said to have taken a new pram off the shelf
  • Baby swapped from the old to the new
  • The police ask for help in finding

By Zak Wheeler for Daily Mail Australia

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Thieves look anything but in their revealing attire as they smile after reportedly trading in their old pram for a luxury model – but the police have the last laughShare or comment on this article:

published: 11:53 PM EST, March 5, 2023 | Updated: 00:08 EST, March 6, 2023

A desperate police appeal to find two suspected stroller thieves caught walking out of a store with a brand new stroller has ended after their plea received widespread attention on Facebook.

Police said the two women walked into the Baby Bunting store on Albany Highway in the southern Perth suburb of Cannington just before 3pm on February 18.

CCTV footage from the store showed the women casually strolling into the store with an old pram and a baby in it.

The two women allegedly took a new stroller off the shelf before tearing off the tickets and transferring the baby from the old stroller to the new stroller.

The pair then allegedly left the old stroller in the store before confidently exiting the store’s main entrance with the new stroller and baby.

The two women were caught on CCTV as they reportedly walked out of the store with the new stroller

Western Australia Police later issued an appeal for officers to help identify the pair

Western Australia Police later issued an appeal for officers to help identify the pair

After two weeks of investigation, police failed to identify the two women and turned to Facebook for help.

Western Australia Police posted screenshots of the Baby Bunting store and appealed to the public for help in tracking it down.

Despite the Facebook post being filled with comments about their appearance, a Western Australia Police spokeswoman confirmed they had identified the pair on Monday afternoon.

“Several people have provided Crime Stoppers with information that has been forwarded to detectives,” said the police spokeswoman.

“If there is enough evidence to press charges, they will most likely be charged with theft.”

Police had previously used local radio to try to find the two women, who asked for help in an interview with ‘Burgo’ on 6iX on Saturday morning.

The younger woman wore a white skirt and carried a black shoulder bag

The older woman wore a black dress and carried a white shoulder bag

The two women were described as being about 20 to 30 (left) and 40 to 50 (right) years old, respectively

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Jacky March 6, 2023
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