Two Women Steal Designer Purses Worth More Than $7,000 In Oklahoma City
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Two Women Steal Designer Purses Worth More Than $7,000 In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police are asking for the public's help after two women allegedly stole designer purses worth more than $7,000 from a business near NW Expressway and Meridian Avenue.
According to the Oklahoma City Police Department, surveillance cameras captured the women inside the store as they waited for the right opportunity to pry open a locked display cabinet before taking the high-end handbags. Investigators say the suspects left the business before officers arrived.
Designer Purses Taken From Locked Display Case
Police say the theft happened after the two women gained access to a locked display containing the designer purses. Surveillance video reportedly shows the suspects waiting until they could open the cabinet and remove the merchandise without immediately drawing attention.
Investigators estimate the stolen handbags are valued at more than $7,000.
After leaving the store, the women were seen getting into what police describe as a newer-model bronze Range Rover with distinctive black rims before driving away.
Surveillance images released by the Oklahoma City Police Department are now being used in hopes someone recognizes either the suspects or the vehicle. https://www.okc.gov/departments/police
Detectives Need Help Identifying The Suspects
Investigators are asking anyone who recognizes the women or has information about the bronze Range Rover to contact authorities.
Anonymous tips can be submitted through Oklahoma City Crime Stoppers, and tipsters may be eligible for a cash reward if their information leads to an arrest. Anyone with information can also call Crime Stoppers at (405) 235-7300.
Crime Stoppers also accepts anonymous online tips through its reporting portal. https://okccrimetips.com
Investigation Remains Active
No arrests have been announced, and investigators have not released the identities of the women captured in the surveillance images.
Police are continuing to review evidence while asking the public to help identify the suspects. Investigators hope someone recognizes the women, the distinctive vehicle, or has information that could help move the case forward.
The case remains under active investigation by the Oklahoma City Police Department. As with any criminal investigation, the women shown in surveillance images are considered suspects, and any charges would be determined through the court system.
If charges are filed, future court records can be tracked through the Oklahoma State Courts Network. https://www.oscn.net