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FBI Bulletin: Special Agent in Charge J. Britt Johnson, FBI Atlanta, requests the public's assistance in identifying those responsible for a series of armed robberies around the metro Atlanta area targeting Walmart stores
Since May 2015, there have been approximately eight armed robberies of Walmart stores in the metro Atlanta area that are believed by law enforcement to be related. All robberies listed below have a very similar modus operandi. Between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and midnight, an armed robber wearing a surgical mask will enter the store, brandish a firearm, and rob the nearest cashier. In at least two of the robberies, it is believed that there is a black female posing as a customer inside the store at the time of the robbery, and it is believed she is coordinating efforts with the armed robber prior to the actual robbery occurring and then leaving the store after the robbery is conducted.

● May 15, 2015: 8424 Mall Parkway, Lithonia, Georgia

● August 11, 2015: 970 Mansell Rd, Roswell, Georgia

● August 18, 2015: 4725 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, Dunwoody, Georgia

● September 13, 2015: 7050 Highway 85, Riverdale, Georgia

● September 21, 2015: 8424 Mall Parkway, Lithonia, Georgia

● September 26, 2015: 4975 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, Georgia

● October 1, 2015: 6152 Covington Hwy, Lithonia, Georgia

● October 7, 2015: 2395 Peachtree Parkway, Cumming, Georgia. During this robbery, the robber fired a round into the floor by the cash register.

The robber is described as being a black male, approximately 5'5" in height, and wearing a surgical/dust mask as a disguise. The possibility exists that there may be two different female accomplices serving as lookouts during the robbery. fbi.gov

New York, NY: Mom of slain gang member stole $35K worth of Victoria's Secret
The mother of a teenager fatally shot on the way to his Bronx school in June has been arrested for shoplifting nearly $35,000 worth of lingerie from two Upper East Side Victoria's Secret stores. Rosanna Grullon walked out of the stores at 165 E. 86th St. and 722 Lexington Ave. on eight occasions with a total haul of $34,677 in frilly undergarments between Oct. 25 and Nov. 14, a criminal complaint states. On Nov. 14, a store security guard recognized Grullon from a prior shoplifting incident - and she dropped her bag, containing 85 pairs of undies worth over $1,000, when he tried to approach her, police said. The stores reviewed surveillance video of the thefts and alerted cops, who were able to identify the 38 year old, court records show. nypost.com

Utah County's Most Wanted: Man wanted for role in electronics theft scam
The Utah County Sheriff's Office is actively searching for Sean Durrant, last known to live in the Orem area, for one warrant for his arrest. According to police reports, sometime between December 2013 and January 2014 Durrant, 28, and a few friends went into a store on various occasions and stole several items of electronic equipment. Included in the stolen goods are 10 televisions, 2 Blu Ray players and a home entertainment system. heraldextra.com

Albuquerque, NM: Two Home Depot shoplifters pull gun on store employees
Albuquerque Police Department say a pair of shoplifters caused a big police scene Saturday. Police say Jered Sanchez and Mario Rivera walked into a Home Depot and started to walk out with two $400 drills. When employees tried to stop the shoplifter, Rivera pointed what looked like a handgun at them. After a short search A-P-D caught one of them in a shopping center and the other at the El Mezquite Market. Both men appeared in court Sunday and the Judge heard about Rivera's lengthy history. krqe.com

Austin, TX: Fry's Electronics Loss Prevention nabs 3 in Organized Retail theft
Police arrested three suspects in an alleged robbery of Fry's Electronics on the Mopac Expressway Saturday evening. According to the arrest affidavit, loss prevention officers spotted men coming into the store who had allegedly committed a theft in the same store last Wednesday. The loss prevention officers said the males loaded a shopping cart full of merchandise and tried to leave the store. Officers arrived on the scene and began pursuing two men that matched the description, according to the arrest affidavit. The two men ran to a waiting SUV with a driver inside and got in. The SUV allegedly almost hit an officer's car during the pursuit through parking lots. Police were able to capture and arrest the three suspects, all three were charged with engaging in organized crime and felony evading. kvue.com


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