Over $3k worth of goods stolen from Ulta, Police trying to identify suspects
COLUMBUS, Ga. () — The Opelika Police department is trying to identify two suspects who stole over $3,600 worth of merchandise from an Ulta.
Police say that on April 20, the two individuals entered the Ulta on Enterprise Drive, stole merchandise and left the store in a white Kia SUV.
The first suspect is a Hispanic male, seen wearing a black t-shirt with 'BOSS' in white letters, shorts, and black sneakers. He appeared to have several tattoos on his forearms. The second suspect, a Hispanic female, is seen wearing a black dress and jacket with sandals and a light-colored crossbody bag.
If you have any information on this incident or the identity of the suspects, please contact the Opelika Police Department Detective Division at (334) 705-5220 or the Secret Witness Hotline at (334) 745-8665. Tips can also be submitted through the Opelika Police Mobile App and be forwarded through Central Alabama Crime Stoppers at (334) 215-STOP(7867), toll-free at 1-833-AL1-STOP, or via their Facebook page: www.Facebook.com/215stop. You may wish to remain anonymous.
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