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28
Mar 2018

Appeal for witnesses: Violent incident in Bexhill Launderette

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28 March 2018: Sussex Police appeal

Do you recognise this man?

Police would like to talk to him about a violent incident in a Bexhill launderette.

At about 8.30pm on Friday 2 March a man went into a launderette in Sackville Road and became abusive, threatening to kill a member staff. He asked the man to leave which resulted in him being assaulted.

A Sussex police spokeswoman said: “This was an unpleasant incident and the CCTV shows an image of the man we would like to talk to. If you know him, please get in touch with us online or by calling 101, quoting serial 1118 of 02/03.”

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