Walmart thief flees on city bus after bethlehem heist

Man wanted for Walmart theft caught on camera before fleeing on LANTA bus

BETHLEHEM TWP, PA – A retail theft suspect is on the run after allegedly stealing multiple items from a Walmart on Nazareth Pike before escaping on a public LANTA bus and being dropped off near a McDonald’s in Bethlehem City.

The incident occurred at the Walmart located at 3926 Nazareth Pike, where store personnel reported that the unidentified man, captured on surveillance photos, took several pieces of clothing before exiting the store without paying. After leaving the property, he was seen boarding a LANTA bus.

Bethlehem Township Police say the man rode the bus until it stopped near Stefko Boulevard, where he exited close to a McDonald’s restaurant. Officers are now seeking the public’s help in identifying the individual.

Authorities are urging anyone who recognizes the person to contact Officer Bevan at 610-419-0830 or by email at rbevan@bethlehemtwp.com. Tipsters can remain anonymous and are encouraged to leave a voicemail if necessary. The incident is being investigated under case number 25-11995.

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Key Points

Man accused of stealing clothing from Walmart on Nazareth Pike
Suspect fled on LANTA bus and exited near McDonald’s on Stefko Boulevard
Bethlehem Township Police seeking public’s help with identification

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