The deals on Black Friday are always pretty lucrative, but it seems one shopper got a bit overzealous at the local Walmart.
According to a press release from State College police, a man stole a computer and two televisions from the Benner Pike Walmart on Friday evening.
Police said that the man entered the store at around 11 p.m. and headed to the electronics section with a shopping cart. He placed a computer and two 50″ LG high definition televisions into his cart, pushed it to the parking lot, and loaded them into a white extended cab pickup truck.
The suspect is described as approximately 5’4″ and slender with a goatee. He was wearing jeans, a dark hat, and a dark hoodie. He can be seen in the photo array above from surveillance camera footage within the store.
State College police are asking for anyone who can identify the suspect or has information on the incident to contact them. You can reach the department via telephone at 814-234-7150, by e-mail, or by submitting an anonymous tip through their website.
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