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Swindon police seek public help over Stratton St Margaret supermarket incident

Wiltshire Police have released a CCTV image and are appealing for help to identify a man who may assist enquiries into a public order incident at the Stratton St Margaret Sainsbury’s on 10 July.

Swindon police seek public help over Stratton St Margaret supermarket incident
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Wiltshire Police have launched a public appeal after a public order offence was reported at the Sainsbury’s supermarket in Stratton St Margaret, Swindon. Officers say the incident occurred on 10 July, and they are asking anyone who recognises a man captured on CCTV to come forward.

What the police are asking

In a statement, officers asked the public to help identify the man shown in the image because he may be able to assist with enquiries surrounding the incident. The appeal provides a dedicated contact for anyone with information.

"Officers investigating a public order offence would like to identify the man in this CCTV image. It is thought that he may be able to help with enquiries into an incident that took place in the Stratton St Margaret branch of Sainsbury's on 10th July."
  • Incident date: 10 July
  • Location: Sainsbury's, Stratton St Margaret, Swindon
  • Police contact: PC Bridgeman 2957 (email provided by Wiltshire Police)
  • Alternative reporting: Crimestoppers, 0800 555 111 (anonymous)
  • Police log number: 54260083239

Local context and next steps

Stratton St Margaret is one of Swindon’s larger residential areas with busy retail hubs that routinely attract significant footfall. Incidents inside supermarkets can have a greater local impact because they occur in shared community spaces and may involve staff and shoppers.

Members of the public who believe they can help are asked to contact PC Bridgeman 2957 using the email address supplied by Wiltshire Police and to quote log 54260083239. For those preferring to remain anonymous, information can be given to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Police appeals such as this are standard procedure where officers believe a witness or another party may hold information that helps build a fuller picture of events.

Why this matters to residents

Prompt reporting and rapid contact with police improve the chances of resolving incidents and reassure local communities. Retail employees and shoppers should remain vigilant and report any footage, dash-cam, or doorbell recordings that might capture relevant imagery or movements around the time indicated.

Detail Information
Incident type Public order offence
Date 10 July
Location Sainsbury's, Stratton St Margaret, Swindon
Police log 54260083239

Any new information provided to police could be crucial in concluding enquiries. Wiltshire Police will assess leads as they come in and decide on any further action.

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