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CRIMES OF THE WEEK

CRIME STOPPERS: Crimes of the week — August 27, 2019

Aug 27, 2019 | 2:33 PM

KAMLOOPS — Here are the Kamloops Crime Stoppers crimes of the week for August 27, 2019.

Crime of the week #1

Kamloops Crime Stoppers would like your help tracking down a pair of shoplifters.

On Sunday, August 25 at abut 9:00 p.m., the two women took bags full of groceries from a local store.

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Suspect #1 description:

• Darker complexion
• Slim build
• Dark hair in a ponytail
• Wearing a black track jacket with white stripes and black leggings

Suspect #2 description:

• White
• 20-30 years old
• Light brown / blonde hair
• Heavy set
• Wearing a white jacket, black tank top, name brand leggings
• Carrying a large striped bag

Crime of the week #2

Do you recognize this man suspected of stealing items from a local hardware store?

Kamloops Crime Stoppers says the incident happened on Friday, August 23, at about 10:25 a.m.

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Description:

• Tanned
• Wearing a black sweater, green shirt, blue jeans, black shoes, black sunglasses with blue lenses on his head

Crime of the week #3

A woman who is suspected of using a stolen credit card was caught on surveillance camera.

According to Kamloops Crime Stoppers, the victim’s home was broken into in late July or early August.

A bank card from the theft was used late afternoon on August 7 at a Kamloops pharmacy.

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Suspect description:

• White
• In her 20s
• Shoulder-length brown/red hair
• Wearing a green camouflage romper and sunglasses on her head
• Carrying a large white bag

If you have any information on these suspects or the crimes, call Crime Stoppers at 1 (800) 222-8477.