Police are appealing for help to identify two men linked to an early morning crime spree across Canberra.
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Officers from ACT Policing's criminal investigations team believe the men stole a silver Nissan Skyline, with NSW registration CZK15H, from a house in Franklin about 1am on April 22.
About 12.25am the next morning, the vehicle was seen during a burglary at the Caltex service station in Hughes.
A few hours later, at 3am, the car was allegedly used in an aggravated burglary at the Petbarn store in Majura Park, where a number of items were stolen.
Then at 3.30am, two men stole a number of items from Woolworths in Franklin and a hairdressing salon in Nicholls.
About 5am, the two men were seen in the car at Queanbeyan McDonald's. Police found and seized the car in Phillip the next day, April 24.
One of the men is Caucasian, and on April 23 was wearing a long, dark-sleeved top with white stripes on the sleeves and waist.
The other man is of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander appearance, and was wearing a blue plaid long-sleeved shirt, grey tracksuit pants and a white cap.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website.
Information can also be provided anonymously, quoting reference number 6258991.
