Police are asking for the public’s help to identify a man who may have information about a car theft in Birmingham.
A car was stolen in Grove Lane in Handsworth early on Friday, April 3, which was Good Friday.
A thief struck in the street, which runs from Soho Road, past Handsworth Park, to Church Lane, shortly after 6am.
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Now West Midlands Police has issued a blurry image of a man its officers would like to speak to.
The man appeared to be white with a beard.
West Midlands Police officers would like to speak to this man in connection with a car theft in Grove Lane, Handsworth
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He was pictured wearing a cap, and a coat with the hood up.
He was also wearing a darker top under the coat, light blue, stonewashed jeans and white trainers.
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Issuing the CCTV appeal, West Midlands Police said: “Can you tell us who this is?
“We want to speak to him after a car was stolen from Grove Lane, Handsworth, at around 6.15am on Friday, April 3.
“Investigators appreciate that the image isn’t very clear but hope that someone will recognise the man in the image or his clothing.
“If you can help, call 101 or message via Live Chat on our website, quoting crime reference 20/201030/26.”