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Updated: 3:23 AM Nov 20, 2008
CAUGHT ON TAPE: Thieves Steal 9 Laptops from Busy Wal-Mart
Police in South Charleston are asking for the public's help to catch a couple bold men who stole nine laptop computers from a busy store.
Posted: 6:53 PM Nov 19, 2008Reporter: Mike Waterhouse Email Address: mike.waterhouse@wsaz.com |
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SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Police in South Charleston are asking for the public's help to catch a couple bold men who stole nine laptop computers from a busy store.
Take a look at the surveillance video and still pictures below. It's from the Wal-Mart at the Southridge Shopping Center.
Police say two men pried open the computer case with a crow bar at about 7:30 Friday night, put the laptops in a plastic tote, and then smuggled them out of the store.
One of the pictures shows a very clear image of one of the suspects.
Detectives say the men were driving a maroon Dodge pickup truck with a big cab.
The computers that were stolen are worth about seven thousand dollars.
Call the South Charleston Police at (304) 744-5951 if you have any information about the suspects in the surveillance photos.
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Latest Comments
if someone stole a $40.00 pair of shoes how much would it cost the store?
They couldn't find a clerk to check them out or the lines were to long because they only have 2 clerks on duty. So they decided that it must be free. I usually have to check myself out which I think people that have to check themselves out should get a discount on the merchandice they purchase! WalMart you need more employees at the registers. I never wait in line at Target. That is why I shop at Target most of the time.
Where is the "Loss Prevention" of Wal-Mart? Are they "asleep" or having "coffee" with the girls? This is crazy!!!
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