casweeney@pottsmerc.com
NORTH COVENTRY — Police are asking for assistance from the public to find a woman connected to a theft from Giant Food Store.
On March 11, around 5 p.m., police said the victim was paying for groceries at 86 Glocker Way when she left her wallet at a checkout counter.
Footage from the security cameras showed a woman allegedly taking the wallet and leaving the store, police said.
There was approximately $1,200 in the wallet, police said.
Anyone with information should call police at 610-323-8360.
Someone took my daughter's change from the self checkout at Redner's a few months ago. Shelost $90. diaper and formula money! Scuzz ball people!!
ReplyDeleteWho leaves 90$ in change?
ReplyDeleteAnd who carries $1200 in their wallet? - that's half my monthly paycheck!!
ReplyDeleteSomeone who just cashed their paycheck & is going shopping? A waitress or bartender who earns cash tips? Someone who recently received birthday or anniversary or graduation cash gifts? Should I go on ...?
ReplyDeleteI doubt she earned $1,200 in tips in one shift. That is very unwise to carry that much cash around. A cashed paycheck should be deposited in the bank. Tips and cash gifts should be deposited in the bank. At least with a debit or credit card, it can be tracked and purchases can be denied. There's really no excuse.
ReplyDeleteha ha!! welcome to the new age where we blame the victim for having their money stolen. Maybe she just cashed her income tax check at the bank across the parking lot from the grocery store and was on her way to donate it to a food bank. Geesh.
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