[size=12pt]Two schoolboys have been arrested on suspicion of the attempted abduction of a little girl from a supermarket in Wavertree[/size]
by John Sutton, Liverpool Daily Post
Nov 17 2011
Twh Schoolboys have been arrested on suspicion of the attempted abduction of a little girl from a supermarket in Liverpool.
The child, thought to be aged between three and five, was shopping with her mother at Asda, in Smithdown Road, Wavertree, when the incident is said to have happened.
Police said the woman told an in-store security guard that two boys had attempted to coax her child away from her.
After reporting it to the guard, the woman left the store without leaving her details.
Police officers are keen for her to get in contact.
The incident was reported to police on November 9, and two boys aged 11 and 12 were arrested on November 11.
Detective Inspector Colin Rennison: “This is a very disturbing incident and I’m sure it would have caused a great deal of distress for this woman and her child.
“We are treating this report very seriously, and are very keen for this woman to come forward, so we can piece together the full circumstances of this incident.
“Thankfully, incidents such as this are rare, and, while we are not sure of the intentions of the two youths, I would urge members of the public to always reports any incident of this nature to police immediately by calling 999.”
The 11 and 12-year-olds have since been released on bail.
Police are urging the woman seen on the store’s CCTV, or anyone who can assist with the enquiry, to contact officers at Admiral Street CID, Liverpool, on 0151 777 5394
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Chilling!
It could have been Thompson and Venables all over again!
by John Sutton, Liverpool Daily Post
Nov 17 2011
Twh Schoolboys have been arrested on suspicion of the attempted abduction of a little girl from a supermarket in Liverpool.
The child, thought to be aged between three and five, was shopping with her mother at Asda, in Smithdown Road, Wavertree, when the incident is said to have happened.
Police said the woman told an in-store security guard that two boys had attempted to coax her child away from her.
After reporting it to the guard, the woman left the store without leaving her details.
Police officers are keen for her to get in contact.
The incident was reported to police on November 9, and two boys aged 11 and 12 were arrested on November 11.
Detective Inspector Colin Rennison: “This is a very disturbing incident and I’m sure it would have caused a great deal of distress for this woman and her child.
“We are treating this report very seriously, and are very keen for this woman to come forward, so we can piece together the full circumstances of this incident.
“Thankfully, incidents such as this are rare, and, while we are not sure of the intentions of the two youths, I would urge members of the public to always reports any incident of this nature to police immediately by calling 999.”
The 11 and 12-year-olds have since been released on bail.
Police are urging the woman seen on the store’s CCTV, or anyone who can assist with the enquiry, to contact officers at Admiral Street CID, Liverpool, on 0151 777 5394
Read More http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/liverpool-news/regional-news/2011/11/17/two-schoolboys-have-been-arrested-on-suspicion-of-the-attempted-abduction-of-a-little-girl-from-a-supermarket-in-wavertree-92534-29791774/#ixzz1fD1mgl5p
Chilling!
It could have been Thompson and Venables all over again!
