Masked man captured causing 'chaos' in Salford charity shop
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA local charity shop in Salford is asking for the public's help after a recent break-in that caused 'unnecessary chaos'. A tablet which is vital and other several items of value were stolen from Emmaus Salford on Fitzwarren Street on the night of 25 March.
The charity have released an image from their CCTV which shows a masked man behind the counter of the store the night of the break-in.
Emmaus Salford say the incident has been reported to the police. The charity are now asking for donations from the public to help cover the cost of the tablet which was used to process purchases and collect data. Read more: 'It's cheaper than going round Manchester': Mum spends £16 jetting off on 48-hour holidays Chief Executive Jackie Smith said: “We were very saddened to find our Community Homestore had been broken into overnight.
The store supports our community, providing work skills for the people we support and invaluable income directly going to the running of our charity. “The store connects directly to our homelessness community.
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