Police Appeal To Public For Help Following Fuel Theft in Dunswell

Humberside Police are appealing to members of the public for help in relation to theft of fuel from a petrol station in Dunswell.

They are keen to track down the car and the driver who adding they think that it is linked to other incidents relating to fuel theft in the area.

In a statement released, Humberside Police said;

“We want to trace the driver of car in connection with the theft of diesel from a service station near Dunswell.”

“A silver coloured Skoda Fabia was driven onto the forecourt at the Dunswell service station on Beverley Road around 17.50pm on 7 August 2017.”

“The driver filled the car with £53 worth of diesel and drove off without paying. We believe the same car has been involved in a number of similar incidents.”

“The driver has been described as white, around 6 foot tall, aged between 30-35 with shaved brown hair. He was wearing a burgundy and white sports top and dark trousers.”

Anyone who may have any information have been asked to ring the non-emergency number on 101 quoting crime reference number 16/28295/17, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.