Police are seeking information on three suspects involved in a reported Walmart theft.
The three black males entered the Benner Pike superstore shortly after 4 a.m. on Wednesday and headed to the Beauty and Cosmetics section.
They loaded a tote bin with “high end beauty products” including Rogaine, Prilosec, and Crest Whitening Strips, according to a press release from State College police.
They pushed their cart into the gardening area and exited through an alarmed door there, where a white SUV — which police believe is a newer Chevy Equinox — was waiting. They loaded their bin into the trunk and fled the area.
“Walmart reported they believe the same three males are suspects in a theft at the Walmart in Mill Hall earlier that morning,” the release said.
The first suspect was wearing a red t-shirt, red ball cap, jeans, and black sneakers with orange laces. The second suspect was wearing an Oakland Athletics ball cap, green coat, camouflage pants, and brown boots. The third suspect, who entered separately three minutes after the others and met them in the store, was wearing a green long-sleeve shirt, jeans, and a black New York Yankees ball cap.
Police are asking for any information on the theft and the suspects. You can contact the department at 814-234-7150, via e-mail, or by submitting an anonymous tip on their website.
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