A Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station sergeant pulled over a car on Carl Boyer Drive for vehicle code violations on Thursday and found piles of brand new clothing with tags stuffed everywhere in the car.
It turned out that the driver and three vehicle occupants had allegedly been on a shoplifting spree at stores in the SCV.
At just one department store in Valencia, they allegedly took more than $1,500 worth of merchandise and then hit other stores in Canyon Country, allegedly taking more items without paying for them.
The four females (three adults, one juvenile) from Bakersfield were arrested on charges of grand theft. One of the female adults is on probation for carjacking and had a warrant. They were all taken to the SCV Sheriff’s Station and booked.
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Most stores have policies not to apprehend or chased so they easily get out. What they do though is take it to another store in a different area return it with no receipt get a merchandise card and then put that merchandise card online for less than its face value so they get cash. Go figure all that work don’t you think would be easy enough just to get a job instead?
Amazing, I have seen other reports of things like this and usually from ‘out of the area’. Seems people come to SCV to try to get away with things. Still, we have damn good officers here and they get caught. ;)
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18 Comments
Hope all were booked for felony burglary and get filed on for the felony too!
Great Job!!
Yeehaw !
Nail them
They look pretty nailed
Another member of a glorious community, subtracted…………
What merchant didn’t see this happening? Wonder what site they were going to post them on???
Most stores have policies not to apprehend or chased so they easily get out. What they do though is take it to another store in a different area return it with no receipt get a merchandise card and then put that merchandise card online for less than its face value so they get cash. Go figure all that work don’t you think would be easy enough just to get a job instead?
If only they use their smartness to better use, they could get good paying jobs.
Great job!
They never learn. One is on probation for carjacking and is still doing stupid stuff. Eventually, she’ll graduate to bigger illegal schemes. Unless …
Good job Sergeant!!!
Good job!! Officers
Wow!
Amazing, I have seen other reports of things like this and usually from ‘out of the area’. Seems people come to SCV to try to get away with things. Still, we have damn good officers here and they get caught. ;)
Peyton and I saw this in action as we were at Dick’s during practice Thursday. Jackki Amanda
Holy crap that’s crazy!!! We were over there on Wednesday during practice!
Wow. A little action in SCV.