Hungry thieves target Queen St
Melbourne police are still searching for two men believed to have broken into a Queen St building in late August.
On Friday, August 26, the two males entered the building using a fire escape adjoined a neighbouring building.
Police have released CCTV images of the offenders who caused some property damage and rifled through the kitchen pantry but allegedly did not take anything.
The first man has been described as of Caucasian or Eastern European appearance, medium build, in his 20s, bald but with some facial hair.
The second man is perceived to be Caucasian, slim to medium build, in his 20s and with short, dark hair.
Anyone that may have any information on this incident is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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