Opelika police seek public's help identifying men in Ulta theft
According to police, the incident happened around 12:25 p.m. on March 20, 2025, at the Ulta located at 2690 Enterprise Drive. Authorities say two males entered the store and stole more than $500 worth of merchandise before leaving the scene.
Surveillance footage shows one suspect wearing an orange collared shirt, a black jacket, and blue jeans. The second suspect is seen wearing glasses, a black facial mask, and khaki pants.
Anyone with information about the suspects or the incident is urged to contact the Opelika Police Department's Detective Division at (334) 705-5220 or call the Secret Witness Hotline at (334) 745-8665. Tips can also be submitted anonymously through the Opelika Police Mobile App.
Additionally, tips may be shared with Central Alabama Crime Stoppers by calling (334) 215-STOP (7867), toll-free at 1-833-AL1-STOP, visiting www.215STOP.com, or messaging their Facebook page at facebook.com/215stop.
Police have released surveillance photos of the suspects and are encouraging anyone who may recognize the individuals to come forward.
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