Speak about a clear getaway: A person carrying blue medical scrubs made off with over $1,000 value of deodorant in a heist that has confounded authorities for weeks.
Now, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division is asking for the general public’s assist in sniffing him out.
The deodorant caper occurred on March 17 at an Agoura Hills CVS drugstore shortly after 8:30 p.m., the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division introduced in a information launch.
The person walked into the shop, loaded up a reusable Goal bag with numerous deodorant merchandise and walked out with out paying, the division alleged. It’s unclear whether or not the thief had any model loyalty, however authorities say it’s no secret that he made off with about $1,200 in stolen items.
A rash of brazen shoplifting incidents over the past a number of years has resulted in a slew of proposed laws in Sacramento, with lawmakers introducing a number of payments to fight retail theft and unlawful on-line sellers.
One invoice cosponsored by two high Meeting Democrats would particularly goal retail thieves with harsher penalties and longer jail sentences of as much as three years.
Anybody with details about the deodorant heist can name the L.A. Crime Stoppers hotline at (800) 222-TIPS (8477). The Malibu/Misplaced Hills Sheriff Station will also be reached at (818) 878-1808.
