CCTV released after cycle thefts in Sussex

Investigators are appealing to the public to come forward to help identify the men pictured.

PC Billy Burstow said: “The officers investigating these nine cases have followed a number of lines of enquiry and circulated these images on police intelligence systems to try and get names for these people, but to no avail so far.

“Now we are asking members of the public to help identify them. If you know any of these people and can tell us who they are, then we want to hear from you.”

Image 3 – Angmering station

Police are appealing for the public’s help after a victim noticed one of the locks used to secure his bike had been tampered with over a period of weeks. He then returned on Thursday, 6 December, at 4pm, to find that the other lock had been cut through by around 80 percent.

Image 4 - West Worthing station

Officers would like to speak to this man after a bike was stolen from West Worthing station on Tuesday, 9 October 2012. The victim had left his bike secured at 7pm at the station, when he returned at 11.40pm, the bike and the lock had been stolen.

Image 5 – Durrington station

Investigators would like to speak to this man after a bike and the lock it was secured with was stolen from Durrington station between 7.20pm on New Years Eve and 8.30am on New Year’s Day.

Image 6 – Shoreham station

Do you know these two men? Both men are sought by police after a bike and its lock was stolen from Shoreham station between 7.05am and 7.30pm on Tuesday, 8 January.

Image 7 – Southwick station

Investigators would like to speak to the two men pictured after a bike and lock was stolen from Southwick station between 7.10am and 5.45pm on Thursday, 24 January.

Image 8 – Angmering station

Do you know this man? Officers are appealing for his whereabouts after a bike and its lock was stolen from Angmering station between 7pm and 11.40pm on Saturday, 28 July.

Image 9 – Littlehampton station