Active shoplifting reported at Price Chopper store, Southington CT
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TheftA shoplifting incident took place at the Price Chopper store near Queen Street. A white male wearing a yellow coat and blue jeans exited the store carrying merchandise but left the items between the double doors. He was last seen walking in the parking lot towards the Queen Street and Laning Street area.
Audio|Heard on: Southington Police and Fire
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01:51
Transcript:
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It's going to be an active shoplifting best over our Price Chopper.
00:04
near Queen Street.
00:05
It's going to be a white male with a yellow coat, blue jeans.
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Order.
00:12
Copy.
00:18
He advised.
00:19
He states that he's not any vehicle, but he is walking through the parking lot now.
00:28
390. He's exited the store with merchandise.
00:35
He left the merchandise in between the door.
00:43
All right, 3-9.
00:44
Can we confirm,
00:46
did the shoplifting actually occur? Did he leave with merchandise?
00:54
able to take the merchandise back, so he left it in between the two double doors?
01:01
Roger,
01:02
you can put me out.
01:08
399. You can put me out as well.
01:12
Roger.
01:18
Go.
01:22
There's a female that he says is walking towards the entrance across from Laning Street.
01:27
He's not sure if they're together,
01:30
but they are not intending for his security charges at this time.
01:33
Just like that.
01:39
Still the same description as a male, yellow jacket, blue jeans,
01:44
exit of the store, was walking towards Queen Street, no direction north or south, given just towards the Laning Street entrance exit.
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Location mentioned:
Queen St, Southington, CT 06489
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