POLICE have shared further CCTV footage of three women they are looking for after a man in a wheelchair had £4,000 stolen in the town centre.

Last week, officers from the town centre beat team appealed for help in identifying three women using CCTV skills.

They said they had ‘grounds to suspect’ the women to be responsible for a bank follow and distraction theft that took place on Monday, October 14.

Now, Warrington Police has been able to identify further sources of CCTV, allowing them to update the appeal.

“We would still very much value the public’s help in identifying these females,” a Facebook post from the force reads.

“If you can help, please contact us on 101 or public.contact@cheshire.police.uk and quote 24000875860.”

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The incident happened at around 11.30am in the Legh Street Golden Square car park.

The victim was in a man in a wheelchair who was followed from Barclays Bank on Market Gate to his car.

It is believed he was then distracted by the women in the car park while he was stowing his wheelchair.

(Image: Warrington Police)

The women then allegedly left with £4,000 of his money.

A Facebook post by Warrington Police reads: “We do know that they boarded a taxi that they took to the area of Whitworth Street off Manchester Road – we reckon this taxi would have been in this area at approximately 12.05pm on October 14.

“We doubt they are residents of this area.

“If you can help you can contact us on #101 or public.contact@cheshire.police.uk and quote 24000875860. Alternatively you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

“Please be aware of your surroundings when withdrawing money, if something is suspicious go into the bank or nearest business and call police straight away.”