PICKPOCKETS are once again operating in Petersfield town centre as a pensioner nearly became a victim on Sunday.
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The incident took place around 1.20pm with the pair being described as dark haired Eastern Europeans in their late 30s, between 5ft 9 inches and 6ft 11inches.
The former was wearing a tobacco-coloured coat and hunter’s hat while the latter had a biggish build and wore a white puffer jacket.
The pick-pockets often operate between around 3 and 4pm on Sunday according to a confident.


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