Hey there, Lexington! We have a bit of a situation that needs our community’s eyes and ears. On July 31, 2024, something fishy happened at the Burlington Coat Factory in town. Police are on the hunt for two guys who attempted to make off with over $1,800 worth of merchandise!
According to the investigators with the Lexington Police Department, these two characters had a plan. They walked into the store and loaded up a piece of rolling luggage with all sorts of goodies. It seems they thought they could simply stroll out with their haul, but—surprise!—store management caught wind of their shenanigans. When approached by the staff, these would-be thieves got a bit spooked and decided it was best to leave the rolling luggage behind and make a quick getaway.
And flee they did! They hopped into a light-colored Toyota Camry and sped off, leaving the evidence behind. Classic case of “not thinking it through,” right? Now, the police are asking for your help to identify these two individuals. Maybe you saw something that could shed some light on their identity? Every little bit helps!
If you have a clue or anyone who might know who they are, you can get in touch with Detective Williamson at 803-358-1514 or shoot an email to jwilliamson@lexsc.gov. Or if you’d prefer to keep it anonymous, don’t worry! You can contact Midlands Crimestoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC or visit their website at www.midlandscrimestoppers.com. You could even snag a cash reward if your information leads to an arrest!
This isn’t just about one store losing some merchandise; it’s about keeping our community safe. Lexington is a vibrant place where we all deserve to live and shop without having to worry about crime. If we stand up and help local law enforcement crack down on these types of crimes, we can make Lexington a better place for everyone.
Make sure you spread the word about this incident. Talk to your friends, share what you know online, and keep your eyes peeled when you’re out and about. Sometimes the best tips come from the community, so don’t underestimate the power of communicating with your neighbors.
So there you have it! A little crime drama right in our backyards, and we have the chance to play a role in resolving it. Stay safe out there, Lexington, and keep a lookout for anything unusual. Together, we can help our local police out and keep our community safe. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you think you can help. Your involvement can make all the difference!
Until next time, stay sharp and stay engaged!
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