Case ID 17249

Theft: Shoplifting
Natick Mall -
Natick
MA
Date of Crime: February 17, 2016
1
Gender Male
Build Medium
Complexion Light
Height Medium
2
Gender Female
Build Medium
Complexion Light
Height Medium
On February 17, 2016 at 11:40AM a white male and white female went into the Microsoft Store in the Natick Mall. The female selected 3 pairs of Beats air bud head phones valued at $200 each and provided these Beat head phones to the white male who conceal the items in his dark colored jacket. Then as the male and female exit the Microsoft Store the white male selected a Surface Book Tablet valued at $1,899 removed the tablet from the display table and exit without making any attempt to pay for the items selected. Also on January 5, 2016 this same male also is involved in the theft of a $500 Xbox console. The white male is approximately 30 years old with short brown hair wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt with a dark jacket with khaki pants. The white female is approximately 30 years old with short brown hair with blonde streaks. She was wearing a black and “Pink” sweat pants with dark red and gray sweatshirt. If you can assist with the ID or the whereabouts of the involved parties you can contact the Natick Police Detectives @ 508-647-9520 reference case number 16-206-OF
Natick Police Department:
508-647-9510

Investigator(s):

John P. Haswell
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Natick Mall
1245 Worcester Road
Natick
MA
01760

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