THREE people are being hunted after life-saving equipment was stolen from outside a supermarket.
Police are appealing for witnesses to a theft which occurred outside the Co-Op in Western Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, at 0.35am on Friday (July 17).
A G3 defibrillator worth £850, made by Cardio Science and used to help resuscitate victims of heart attacks, was removed from a wall outside the Co-Op in Western Road, Bexhill, at 12.35am on Friday.
There are believed to be three suspects.
The first is a white man, aged 25-35, of average build and with short dark hair.
He was wearing grey jogging bottoms with white writing up the entire length of the right leg, a dark coloured v-neck t-shirt with contrasting light trim around neck and sleeve hem, light trainers carrying a jumper over his left shoulder. He also had a tattoo on his right forearm.
The second suspect is described as a white woman, aged 25-35, of slim build and with short dark hair brushed to one side. She was wearing shorts and trainers.
The third suspect is a white man, aged 25-35, of average build. He was wearing dark trousers and a dark-coloured hooded top.
He had short dark receding hair.
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