Woman believed to have shoplifted from ULTA Beauty while pushing stroller with small child in it
Lexington, SC, 04/23/2024 (Paul Kirby) – Lexington police officers believe that a woman shoplifted nearly $1,400 worth of merchandise from ULTA Beauty on Sunset Boulevard while pushing a small child in a stroller. This happened on April 9, 2024.
According to investigators, the woman arrived at the store in a small Hyundai SUV and got out with the child and a stroller. She entered the store, selected, and concealed the merchandise on herself or in her things, and then bypassed the cash registers completely without paying. After the woman exited the store, she got back in her SUV and left the premises all together.
Police would like to identify and locate her. Please look at the pictures of the woman and the SUV closely. If you recognize her, please contact Detective Arrington at 803-358-1514 or by email at tarrington@lexsc.com.
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