INTRODUCTION:
This case involves the suspect shoplifting from the Vons Grocery Store in violation of PC 459.5(a)-Shoplifting. LOCATION DESCRIPTION:
This incident took place at The Vons Grocery Store, which is a large business located at 655 N. Fair Oaks Avenue. LOSS: • (10) Tide Pods worth $20.00 per pack (Grand Total of $200.00).
• (4) Bags of Chicken Wings worth $10.00 per bag (Grand Total of $40.00).
• (1) Pack of Lunch meat worth $10.00.
Total Loss: $250.00
INVESTIGATION:
On 07-29-16 at approximately 1153 hours, Officer Harrell #3441 and I were dispatched to a shoplifting investigation. The incident occurred at the Vons Grocery Store located at 655 N. Fair Oaks Avenue. The suspect was described as a male Black, approximately 20 years of age, wearing a black shirt and blue jeans. The suspect was last seen riding a blue bicycle eastbound on Orange Grove Boulevard away from the above location.
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Campbell observed a male Black who he recognized from prior shoplifting incidents inside of the grocery store. The suspect reportedly gave Campbell a name of “Mike” on a prior shoplifting incident.
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Campbell walked outside of the store and saw Mike riding a blue bicycle to eastbound Orange Grove Boulevard and out of sight. Campbell returned to the store and contacted the police department to report the
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