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 Warrant issued for man suspected in Best Buy thefts in Kentucky
A warrant has been issued for a man police believe has stolen hundreds of
thousands of dollars in merchandise from Best Buy stores in Louisville.
According to St. Matthews Police Department Detective Dennis McDonald, a warrant
was issued for Wallace Sanders, 50, after surveillance footage captured him
coming into the St. Matthews Best Buy and leaving with computers on July 9 and
on July 12. A woman is also shown in the surveillance video with him, but
officers have not identified her. Sanders is wanted by several other police
agencies for drug charges in addition to charges of theft, escape and fleeing
and evading, said Det. McDonald. Best Buy representatives said they think
Sanders is responsible for more than 30 different thefts over three years at the
stores St. Matthews, Outer Loop and Clarksville locations.
(Source
wave3.com)
Price Chopper shoplifter sentenced to 1-3 years in Baby Formula
theft in Saratoga Springs, NY
An Argyle man who stole more than $1,000 worth of baby formula and other items
from a Saratoga Springs supermarket has been sentenced to 1 to 3 years in state
prison. Brett J. Disanto, 23, pleaded guilty to fourth-degree grand larceny, a
felony, in connection with numerous thefts from Price Chopper. He and two others
had been charged with stealing from a store in Clifton Park as well.
(Source
poststar.com)
Thief Steals 200 Pairs Of Panties From Victoria’s Secret in Augusta, GA Mall
A panty thief stole at least 200 pairs from Victoria’s Secret inside Augusta
Mall on Saturday, a Richmond County sheriff’s report says. Security video shows
the male entering the store about 11:45 a.m. and stuffing the underwear into a
large shopping bag. He left without paying for the merchandise, valued at
$1,900. (Source
opposingviews.com)
McComb and Brookhaven, MS Police bust Credit Card Theft Ring
McComb and Brookhaven police need your help tracking down suspects in a credit
card theft ring The McComb Police Department has been able to identify the two
women as Vifran Carter and Karen Calvin in regards to multiple credit card fraud
from Hazlehurst to some parts of Louisiana. They each face charges of credit
card fraud and identity theft. Authorities say they distract employees while
others search for wallets and purses that belong to customers or employees.
(Source
wjtv.com)
 Brookfield,
WI and Gurnee, IL Kohl’s store hit by Jewelry Department Distraction Team
On 7/14/14 at 2103 hours, our department responded to the above location for a
report of retail theft involving two suspects taking $25,350.00 worth of
assorted women's jewelry. One suspect distracted the sales associate with
wanting to look at rings for his girlfriend, while the other suspect pried the
metallic frame around a glass display case, removed the top piece of glass,
pocketed 26 pieces of jewelry and replaced the top glass. He then nudged the
suspect speaking to the sales associates stating, "Let's go, Joe." They both
then exited the store.
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