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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Metropolitan Police Department has arrested two individuals for multiple theft offenses following incidents at a CVS store in Southeast D.C.

On Wednesday morning, a man stole merchandise from the CVS located in the 600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, Southeast. He later returned with a woman, and together they stole more items. Police arrested the pair as they exited the store. Anthony Dickey, 26, of no fixed address, and Tenisha Moss, 26, of Southeast, were taken into custody.

Dickey faces charges of Theft Two, Unlawful Entry, and four counts of Contempt of Court. Following an investigation, he was also charged with theft and unlawful entry for incidents on August 5 at locations on Maine Avenue, Southwest, and K Street, Northwest.

Moss is charged with Theft Two. She also faces an additional charge of theft for an incident on February 5 in the Unit block of I Street, Southeast.

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