Crime & Safety

Man Moves Surveillance Camera Before Stealing from Giant

Incidents and arrests as reported by the Lower Southampton Police Department.

The following arrest information was supplied by the Lower Southampton Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction. For full details from the police reports, click on the attached PDF file.

Theft
1000 block of Bustleton Pk, Feasterville
Monday, Sept. 17, 2012
Giant Food Store's loss prevention officers reported to officers a retail theft that happened the week before. The one complainant said that they recently discovered that men's razors were stolen from the shelf. They discovered that the surveillance camera that covers where the men's razors are located had been moved to point in a different direction. After checking surveillance video, it showed a man moving the camera Sept. 7. The video shows the man, who was identified as a 42 year old from Trevose, walking down the health and beauty section looking around and then walking over to and climbing ontop of a refrigerator unit. He then moved the camera to point away from the razor section. The subject was then seen leaving the aisle and finishing shopping with a female pushing a cart with a child in it. The two were seen leaving the store in a white Lexus SUV.

Loss prevention officers reported that the subject did not steal the razors Sept. 7, but he did when he returned the next day, Sept. 8. On Sept. 8, the subject is seen arriving to the store in a red Mercury Moutaineer. On surveillance, he was seen entering the store and walking to the section with the razors. He is then seen placing multiple packs of razors inside of his shirt. He then walked around the store and left without making a purchase.

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One of the complainants who was a part of the investigation was able to observe the subject's vehicle in the video. She told police that when she was at Wawa, route: {:controller=>"listings", :action=>"show", :id=>"wawa-food-market-26"} --> on Brownsville Road, she observed the subject leaving the convenience store and saw the red Mercury in the parking lot. Because of this, she was able to provide police with the vehicle's registration. Store employees checked the bonus card that the woman used and it came back to a woman with an address on the 600 block of Old Street Road in Trevose. The vehicle's registration came back to the male subject out of Levittown. A check of police records showed the two living in the


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