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Kenmore, Brisbane: Thief Steals 53 Right Shoes From Shoe Fashions ...

KENMORE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, JUL 9 – A man stole 53 right shoes worth $7,000 from a half-price sale at a family-run store, with police seeking public help to solve the unusual case.

  • A man stole 53 right-foot shoes from Shoe Fashions at Kenmore shopping centre around 7:35pm on Monday, July 7, 2025.
  • The theft occurred because only right shoes were displayed to prevent theft, and the man methodically packed them into suitcases in a trolley.
  • Store owner Tamara Shorrock discovered the loss Tuesday morning and explained the corresponding left shoes were securely stored, leaving them unsellable and causing financial impact.
  • Police released CCTV footage to identify the man and asked for public assistance, noting the retail value of stolen half-priced shoes was about $7,000.
  • Shorrock remains optimistic that the stolen boots will be returned and urges the thief to "bring them back, no questions asked," while police continue their investigation into the case.
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'There's nothing left': man steals 53 right shoes from family-run store

CCTV captures man stealing 53 right shoes at Kenmore, Brisbane shopping centre. Police call for public help in finding the thief.

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Bumbling thief steals 53 right boots from Brisbane shoe store

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Queensland Police News broke the news in on Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
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