She paid for items inside the store, but then stole the fall decor near the front door entrance as she left, police said.
GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio - The woman accused of helping herself to a store’s fall decor is wanted, Garfield Heights police confirmed, and detectives need help identifying the suspect caught on camera.She paid for items inside the store, but then stole the fall decor near the front door entrance as she left, according to police.Police stated she then drove off in a dark gray Volkswagen sedan.
Take a close look at the surveillance photos of the suspect shared by the Garfield Heights Police Department: If you recognize her or have any other information on this theft, call GHPD detectives at 216-475-5686 or email
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