Tv bandit bolts with $1k haul from virginia store

TV bandit bolts with $1K haul from Virginia store

TV thief wanted after walking out with nearly $1K in electronics in Chesapeake

Chesapeake, VA — A suspect is being sought after allegedly stealing multiple televisions from a department store and leaving without paying, prompting a public request for help identifying him.

The incident occurred February 23 at a store in the 2300 block of Taylor Road.

Authorities said the unidentified male selected several televisions totaling approximately $999.98 before exiting the store without making payment.

Photos of the suspect have been released as part of the investigation.

No additional description has been provided.

The case remains under investigation as officials ask anyone with information to come forward.


Key Points

  • Suspect stole nearly $1K worth of TVs from Chesapeake store
  • Incident occurred at department store on Taylor Road
  • Police released images and are seeking public assistance
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