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Falls Twp Police: Who is She?

Falls Township Police is asking the public for help with identifying an alleged female thief who hit a retail clothing store last week.

Police, in a press release, say the pictured woman is accused of stealing over $500 in clothing and apparel from the Old Navy Store last Friday just after 8 p.m located on the 100 block of Commerce Boulevard.

If anyone is able to identify her, please contact Officer Michael Parnes at 215-949-9100 ext: 403 or via email at m.parnes@fallstwp.com, you may also submit an anonymous tip at this link, police said.

Falls Township Police

 

 

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Falls Twp Police: Who is She?

Falls Township Police is asking the public for help with identifying an alleged female thief who hit a retail clothing store last week.

Police, in a press release, say the pictured woman is accused of stealing over $500 in clothing and apparel from the Old Navy Store last Friday just after 8 p.m located on the 100 block of Commerce Boulevard.

If anyone is able to identify her, please contact Officer Michael Parnes at 215-949-9100 ext: 403 or via email at m.parnes@fallstwp.com, you may also submit an anonymous tip at this link, police said.

Falls Township Police

 

 

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