MILTON, Ga. — A loss prevention employee at Target on Ga. 9 reported to police Oct. 30 that two shoplifting suspects in a September case match the description of those responsible for $12,000 in thefts across other area locations.
The employee told police two women had stolen three vacuums and a bedspread Sept. 18. He said a security specialist noticed three security wraps that had been ripped off in the Dyson vacuum area that morning and discovered the vacuums were missing from the display after scanning them, according to the incident report.
The employee told police surveillance footage showed two unidentified women walking in the store with an empty shopping cart, removing security wraps from the vacuums, placing the items in the cart, which held duvet covers, and bypassing the checkout area.
While the employee said the vehicle was outside of camera range, he told police the two women matched other suspects in recent Target shoplifting thefts around the area amounting to more than $12,000 in stolen merchandise.
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