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The moment a group of teenage 'shoplifters' ran out of a Co-op store has been caught on camera just days after four girls assaulted an emergency worker at a train station in the same village.
Both incidents occurred in Barnham, West Sussex, over the Easter weekend. Four girls - aged 13, 14, 15 and 16 - were arrested at Barnham Railway Station on Saturday evening on suspicion of offences including assaulting an emergency worker and possession of cannabis.
In a video posted to X, formerly Twitter, a group of teenager girls can be seen exiting the Co-op store near Barnham Railway Station carrying shopping items. They are laughing and screaming as they run away from the store.
A spokesperson for the Co-op store confirmed that the shoplifting occured at the supermarket on April 1 at around 6.50pm.
The spokesperson claimed the girls took 'some cans of Red Bull' without paying for them.
In a video posted to X, formerly Twitter , a group of teenager girls can be seen exiting the Co-op store near Barnham Railway Station carrying shopping items. They are laughing and screaming as they run away from the store
A spokesperson for the Co-op store confirmed that the shoplifting occured at the supermarket on April 1 at around 6.50pm. The spokesperson claimed the girls took 'some cans of Red Bull' without paying for them
This is the second recorded incident to have taken place in the small village within the space of the Easter Weekend. A video from Barnham railway station, taken on Saturday March 30, was shared online which showed four teenage girls assaulting an emergency worker.
The shocking footage shows one of the girls repeatedly hitting an officer in the head as another is seen flailing around on the floor being kicked by
