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Hello! I am asking on behalf of a friend if you could look out for a chanel purse. It was stolen today from a student at Harris Girls East Dulwich.

The purse is black leather and we think that it may have been thrown away in or around Peckham Rye Park. It is of great sentimental value as it was a present from her Father.

Please PM me if you find it or have any information leading to it's return....thank you!!!!

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This is going to sound unreal... but I was sat on the 40 today and there was a black channel purse on top of the bus stop just after camberwell green... looked like it had just been thrown up there.

It was quite close to the edge so may have been easily seen and someone may have grabbed it.

Quite far from Peckham Park though,

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