Theft from woman
PA Dunedin A boy, aged 12, has admitted his part in the theft from a partly blind elderly Dunedin woman on Saturday evening. Two boys, claiming they were 1 -selling raffle tickets for a church, stole the
woman’s purse as she was about to give a donation. Detective C. F. Morgan, of the Dunedin C. 1.8., said that one boy has been apprehended, and inquiries were continuing as to the identity of the other.
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Press, 2 August 1983, Page 8
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