Two people have been charged for allegedly looting electrical items from a business on the NSW South Coast after it was damaged by fire. 9News
Police allege the 38-year-old man and woman, aged 31, went to the Batemans Bay shop twice last Wednesday and stole the items.
The gear was allegedly found at homes in Tilba Tilba and Narooma yesterday.They face multiple charges relating to breaking into the business and taking goods.NSW Police warned they are patrolling bushfire affected areas.
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