The Madison Police Department and Crimestoppers issued the following press release and photos:
The Madison Police Department is asking for the
public’s help in identifying two females wanted for Felony Shoplifting.
On October 28th, the two females seen in the security camera photos
shoplifted multiple items from the Ulta Beauty store
located at 175 Grandview Blvd in the City of Madison. The two females
are responsible for the theft of $1,434.00 in various Men’s and Women’s
Fragrances. After leaving the store they were last seen leaving the
parking lot in a Silver Volkswagen with no tag
displayed. Anyone with information that leads to the positive identity
and arrest of these individuals would be eligible for a reward of up to
$2500.00. If you have information to help in this case, please call
Crime Stoppers at 601-355-TIPS (8477) or submit
a tip online through the Web Tip link on the home page of the Central
MS Crime Stoppers website. Or use your mobile device or computer to
submit a tip by going to www.P3tips.com.
25 comments:
Madison, the new Jackson
LOCK AND LOAD FOLKS. Crap like this is why I NEVER shop in Madison unarmed.
BUILD THAT WALL between Jackson and Ridgeland and make Jackson pay for it!
This is why Madison PD HAS to start setting up road blocks to turn away anyone who looks like they don't "belong" from entering our city.
We never should have allowed all these cheap-assed jewelry, cosmetics, hair and beauty products stores in the first place. This will be downfall of our illustrious Mayor Mary who thinks any rooftop is a good rooftop.
Move to Grenada in 3...2...1.
Quick to post this pic, but where's your pic of the white guy who stole $10,000 worth of jewelry in Vicksburg?
Welp thats it folks. Pack up all the retail and move it back to County Line. This was a mistake.
Retail = crime. No way around it.
So how do they know that these two stole $1,434?
Damn Madison County Thugs!
This is not a crime! It is civil disobedience in protest of a racist, bigoted, sexist, xenophobic, Francophobic, LBGTQXYZophobic person being elected president. These young people are afraid for their lives and their safety, for goodness' sake!
#NotMyPresident #ImWithHer #ImUpsetSoGimmeYourWallet
Crime will only increase when Costco opens its doors
I don't know that I would consider Ulta to be a "cheap assed" store. They carry some high end cosmetics and hair products like you get at a salon. It's not a Sally Beauty Supply.
I am pretty sure that Ulta, much like the people of Madison, considers itself too good for Jackson.
I'll bet that they are back home in the loving arms of Mississippi's sanctuary city...........Jackson. BUILD....THE.....DAMNED....WALL...NOW.
Dang, y'all taking this shigity too personal!
Get Whole Foods corporate office on the phone!
follow the scent.
The perfume or the cardboard pine tree?
4:11 they don't know how much these two stole. loss prevention always has a lot of merchandise unaccounted for, so when an easy culprit of a shoplifter, or an embezzling employee, is caught, they suddenly "account" for a lot of missing merchandise by blaming the defendant. as an attorney, I have personally experienced this both as a defense attorney and later as an ADA.
I am pretty sure that Ulta, much like the people of Madison, considers itself too good for Jackson.
And rightfully so.
Attorney at 6:55...How would you know that unless there was an admission in court by the store, which you would be silly to say you experienced.
Your 'my client didn't steal that much' comment reminds me of the momma who said, "My boy may take your shit but he ain't shot nobody!"
as an ADA, when you ask them to produce a witness that can say the total they claim a particular defendant took in a particular time frame, and they can't produce such a witness, there credibility is thinner. When you ask for inventory records and they don't produce any to support their claim, their credibility falls even lower.
as a defense attorney, a Circuit Judge, after hearing from both sides in a restitution hearing, rejected the ridiculously high amount claimed by the employer.
only young attorneys and gullible veterans believe much what a criminal client SAYS. that's a pretty high horse you're seated on...
again--crime follows retail. how people can deny that--wow. just astounding.
A $2500 reward for less than $1500 in stolen merch? I understand the store doesn't pay the reward and their insurance will cover the loss. One could develop a good business plan using that formula.
What are 'perfumes'?
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