Thieves Use Baby Stroller in Burglary
- 11 years ago
LensCrafters thieves use a baby stroller in burglary.
Police in Lakewood are looking for a couple of bizarre thieves. Two suspects barged into a LensCrafters store. They brought a baby stroller along for some help.
The culprits stole eyeglass lenses, frames and optometry equipment. They hid the wanted goods in the infant carriage. The whole ordeal was caught on surveillance footage.
A camera was also able to capture the two thieves getting away, driving off in a black vehicle. Law enforcement has released still images of the burglary in hopes that someone from the public will recognize the suspects.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers or the local police department.
Earlier this year, two thieves were arrested after allegedly stealing from a CVS store. 26-year-old Danny Williams was one of the culprits.
The pair took his baby into the shop and stuffed the stroller full of desired goods. CVS employees witnessed the suspects swiping DVDs and alcohol.
Police arrived on scene and arrested the two, charging them with burglary and child endangerment.
Police in Lakewood are looking for a couple of bizarre thieves. Two suspects barged into a LensCrafters store. They brought a baby stroller along for some help.
The culprits stole eyeglass lenses, frames and optometry equipment. They hid the wanted goods in the infant carriage. The whole ordeal was caught on surveillance footage.
A camera was also able to capture the two thieves getting away, driving off in a black vehicle. Law enforcement has released still images of the burglary in hopes that someone from the public will recognize the suspects.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers or the local police department.
Earlier this year, two thieves were arrested after allegedly stealing from a CVS store. 26-year-old Danny Williams was one of the culprits.
The pair took his baby into the shop and stuffed the stroller full of desired goods. CVS employees witnessed the suspects swiping DVDs and alcohol.
Police arrived on scene and arrested the two, charging them with burglary and child endangerment.