More shopping suspects captured on the room by Police Halton – Bayobserver.ca Hamilton, Burlington and GTA

Halton police have launched the latest batch of shopping suspects that were caught on the room. The latest incident took place on March 2, at about 14:30, when the suspect entered LL Bean, located at 240 Leighland Avenue in Oakville. Selected about $ 100 in clothing and left without paying. The suspect is described as men, with about 50 years, a white beard, wearing black clothes and gray crocs.

On February 15, at about 1:50 pm, the suspect entered Fortinos, located at 493 Dundas Street West in Oakville. The suspect selected $ 350 in probiotics, placed them in a black fabric food bag and left the store without paying. The suspect is described as men, about 40, wearing a black jacket and gray pants.

On February 12, at about 14:50, two suspects entered the Indigo Books and Music Store store located at 777 Guelph Line in Burlington. The suspects were directed to the Children’s Department, where they placed numerous stuffed animals, evaluated between 350 and 600 USD, in a bag. Then they proceeded to leave the store, without trying to pay the items. The suspects are described as: suspect 1: woman, 5’4, wearing a black toque, black jacket, black pants, white socks, black shoes and a golden scarf. Suspect 2: woman, 5’7, wearing a green jacket, black toque, black tights and black shoes.

On February 11, at about 15:00, three women entered Longo’s on FairView Street in Burlington. As they placed objects in the basket, they hid numerous articles under jackets. Once the management was warned of the situation, they registered security, which caused the suspects to try to leave the store with the basket. After seeing security, they threw the wagon and ran to Maple and Plains Road.

Suspect 1: woman, 20-30 years old, wearing a black shirt, a gold necklace and a white jacket. Suspect 2: woman, 20-30 years old, wearing a white shirt, black jacket and numerous bracelets. Suspect 3: woman, 20-30 years old, wearing a black shirt and a black jacket.

Anyone has information on these cases, has asked to contact HRPS or Stop Stop Crime.