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Cops Seek Identity of Seafood Thief

Morrisville Police are seeking the identity of woman who they say stole hundreds of dollars of seafood from a local market. 

Police say the woman depicted in the above image stole about $200 worth of  marine products from the Garden Farm Market located on East Trenton Avenue on April 20. 

Police say the suspect fled the area in a black colored vehicle and ask anyone in the community who recognizes her to please call headquarters at (215) 295-8111 

The public can also submit an anonymous tip to the Morrisville Police Department by clicking this link 

 

 

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Cops Seek Identity of Seafood Thief

Morrisville Police are seeking the identity of woman who they say stole hundreds of dollars of seafood from a local market. 

Police say the woman depicted in the above image stole about $200 worth of  marine products from the Garden Farm Market located on East Trenton Avenue on April 20. 

Police say the suspect fled the area in a black colored vehicle and ask anyone in the community who recognizes her to please call headquarters at (215) 295-8111 

The public can also submit an anonymous tip to the Morrisville Police Department by clicking this link 

 

 

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