Brookfield Total Wine retail theft; police seek to identify 3 suspects
The Brief
Police say three people took more than $450 worth of alcohol from a Total Wine & More location in Brookfield.
It happened around 6 p.m. at the Total Wine & More liquor store on Bluemound Road.
Police said the suspects removed the alcohol from the packaging and concealed the bottles on their persons.
BROOKFIELD, Wis. - Three suspects are wanted in a Brookfield retail theft that took place on Wednesday, April 2.
What we know
The Brookfield Police Department said it happened around 6 p.m. at the Total Wine & More liquor store on Bluemound Road. Two unidentified white women and one unidentified man concealed $459.97 worth of Crown Royal Canadian whiskey and Tamdhu Scotch whisky.
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Police said the suspects removed the alcohol from the packaging and concealed the bottles on their persons. They exited the store without rendering payment and left in a dark gray Chevy sedan.
What you can do
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Brookfield police at 262-787-3702.
To make an anonymous tip, contact Waukesha County Crime Stoppers through the website or through the new P3 phone app.
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