A MAN who grabbed a barman by the throat in an argument over a drink has been named by Mail readers.
Detectives have received dozens of calls after the latest Caught on Camera appeal.
Five suspects have been named by readers and will now be investigated by police.
They include the man who assaulted the barman at the Four in Hand pub in Holderness Road, east Hull.
Detective Constable Justin Marrow, from the city's priority crime team, said: "We have had lots of calls from Mail readers after the latest appeal. It is good to get names for five of these suspects so we can investigate further.
"Without the help of the public, some of these crimes may have gone unsolved so I would like to thank people for their assistance."
The latest edition of Caught on Camera featured 11 suspects police want to identify.
A man and woman who were wanted in connection with an unprovoked assault at Gino's Fast Food in Anlaby Road, west Hull, have also been named.
The woman is believed to have punched another woman who was waiting in the takeaway after she had a conversation with the man.
A man who is suspected of stealing a handbag which an elderly woman had left in a shop has also been identified.
The man is thought to have seen the woman leave the bag in the Nisa shop in Greenwood Avenue, north Hull. He left the shop, then returned claiming to know the woman and said he would return her bag to her.
DC Marrow said: "It is a really good result to get five names and we will now be speaking to these people to see if we can make any progress with the investigation.
"We would not have been able to do this without the support of Mail readers."
A man suspected of twice making off without paying for petrol at Tesco in Hall Road, north Hull, has also been identified.
Six suspects wanted Police are still appealing for information about six suspects. These include a man who punched a woman in the face at Pave in Princes Avenue, west Hull, December 30, last year. The man was with a woman who borrowed a lighter from the victim, but refused to give it back. She became abusive and the man then punched the victim. Police also want to identify two men thought to have stolen camera equipment from St Mary's College in Cranbrook Avenue before trying to sell it at Cash Express in Newland Avenue, west Hull. Names are also wanted for a man who used fake £20 notes at Metro C21 in Goodwin Parade, west Hull, and a man suspected of stealing a wallet and then using the cards to withdraw over £2,700.• Can you help? If so, e-mail crimeteam@humbersidepnn.police.uk or call 01482 340605. You can also callCrimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.Video: Ref 190 & 191 - men wanted for stealing camera equipment from St Mary's College in Cranbrook Avenue, north Hull, and trying to sell it at Cash Express in Newland Avenue in March. Crime number: 1960483• Crime news for Hull and East Yorkshire
