Police want to speak to these men after a British Legion poppy collection was stolen from church hall
Police are hunting a gang who stole a poppy appeal collection box from a church hall. They have now issued CCTV of suspects following the burglary in Cheshire.
In a statement Cheshire Constabulary said: "Officers have issued CCTV following a burglary at a church hall in Wistaston. At around 1.55am on Saturday 5 November, three men are believed to have gained entry to St Mary’s Church Hall on Church Lane. Police Constable Tim Clark said: “To take away funds destined for a charity is totally abhorrent and we are doing all we can to find those responsible to bring them to justice.
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