CHASED FOR TWO MILES
Man Suspected Of Shoplifting (N.Z. Press Association) AUCKLAND, Jan. 9. The manager of a Queen ; street department store, Mr A. Studd, chased a man for i about two miles through city . streets this afternoon after a shoplifting alert had been given in the building. Mr Studd grappled with the man outside the store,!' Price and Dempster, Ltd.,]! then ran after him through' High, O'Connell, and Shortland streets, Anzac avenue, round trucks and carriages in the railway marshalling : yards to the Station Hotel ini' Beach road. 1 The man was arrested by the police in a bar of the hotel and will appear in -the Magistrate’s Court tomorrow morning. Mr Studd. a former ju-jitsu instructor, said the pace—in i hot afternoon sun—was not "too tough” until Shortland street when the man broke i into a hard sprint. In Anzac avenue he told a passer-by about the chase and asked him to watch where the pair went andi keep the police informed. “I'm very grateful to him for doing so,” he said. “He* watched us run through the! yards to the hotel. “Fortunately I’m pretty fit : —I went shooting last week- : end—but I was wet through ’ when I got back to the shop,” i
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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29717, 10 January 1962, Page 10
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