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The Caught On Camera initiative has already cracked many cases thanks to the help of Mail readers.
The initiative publishes CCTV images in the Mail and online of people who police want to speak to in connection with various offences.
The latest appeal features an attack on a security guard.
Case file 75 is of two men wanted in connection with the assault on the security guard, which left him with a shattered eye socket.
The CCTV footage shows a group of young men enter Sainsbury's in Marfleet Lane, east Hull, on September 23 last year.
The guard prevents one of the group from stealing a pack of beer and he leaves, only to return.
On coming back into the store, he throws a waste bin taken from outside the store at the guard and, as the guard picks up the bin, he rushes towards him, forcing the bin into his face, fracturing his eye socket.
Detective Sergeant John Fuller, of the force's priority crime team, said: "The attack here was pretty bad and left the security guard with some very serious and painful injuries.
"If anyone recognises either of the two youths seen here, they should help us with our inquiries."
Det Sgt Fuller said the public had been a great help, particularly since images have been published in the new all-colour Mail, and urged people to continue helping them.
He said: "People providing us with information are helping their police force and helping make their neighbourhood a safer place."
There are also nine other case files showing people wanted in connection with burglary, fraud, theft and racially aggravated abuse.
Caught On Camera is a partnership between Humberside Police and the Mail that aims to help identify people thought to be responsible for crimes such as theft, burglary, robbery and assault.
The move to restart the initiative, which previously ran for a number of years, reflects a fresh impetus within the force to tackle these offences as well as improvements in the quality of CCTV footage.
Officers want to appeal not only to people who read the Mail in print, but also the growing number of users of the Mail's website.
Each image published by the Mail in print or online has a corresponding case number.
A hotline has been set up in Humberside Police's headquarters at Priory Road, west Hull, for readers to call.
Anyone with information should call (01482) 578025 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
The list of cases
Case 62: Two thefts, both at Wilkinsons in Hessle Road, west Hull, on November 28 and December 15. In both incidents, deodorants worth £40 were stolen from the display.
UPDATE 10/02/09:The man has admitted the two thefts and has asked for two others to be taken into consideration.
Case 67: Racially aggravated abuse at Sainsbury's in Inglemire Lane, west Hull, on November 23.
Two women enter the store and begin to shout racial abuse at a security guard.
Case 68: Fraud at Marks & Spencer in Whitefriargate, city centre, on December 4.
A man hands a cashier money and after it is counted he asks to recount it himself.
In doing so, he removes some of the cash before handing it back.
The cash is not counted by the cashier again until after the man has left.
Case 69: Theft from a bus in Wheeler Street, west Hull on November 1.
A man steals cash while the driver is out the cab.
Case 71: Criminal damage at the Armed Forces careers office in Saville Street, city centre, on December 11. As a man leaves an office, he damages a CCTV camera.
Case 72: Theft at Tesco in St Stephens, city centre, on December 12.
UPDATE 20/03/09: A man has been charged with theft.
A couple steal computer games and an ipod Nano. Police would like to identify the man.
Case 73: Two thefts at Boots in Newland Avenue, west Hull, on December 12 and December 31.
A man steals £130 of hygiene products from a display and places them down his trousers.
Case 74: House burglary in Porter Street, city centre, on December 31.
A man breaks into a house and steals items.
Case 75: Assault and attempted theft at Sainsbury's in Marfleet Lane, east Hull, on September 23.
A guard prevents one of a group of men from stealing a pack of beer and the man, pictured above left, leaves, but then returns to the store.
He throws a waste bin taken from outside the store at the guard and, as the guard picks up the bin, he rushes towards him, forcing the bin into his face, fracturing his eye socket.
Case 76: Theft from Wilkinsons in the Prospect Shopping Centre, city centre, on November 11.
A man steals £15 of bicycle parts.
Case 67
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