Four Louisiana women are accused of stealing more than $17,000 worth of merchandise in Madison, according to police.Officers said they got a call before 3 p.m. Wednesday from employees at Best Buy on Grandview Boulevard about two women stealing. When officers got there, they said they saw the suspects and two additional women going into nearby Ulta Beauty, where they were seen stealing several items there, according to police.”They stole the items in the stores and were storing them in the back of the trunk,” said Lt. Micah Taylor. The women left the store and got into a vehicle, which Madison police officers stopped. The officers recovered the items stolen from the two stores. Police arrested Mikiara Williams, Dimecia Williams, Lakota Edwards and Rachelle Bindon, all of Baton Rouge. Taylor said the holiday shopping season is a popular time for shoplifters. Police are patrolling shopping centers to make sure people are safe and to be able to quickly respond to shoplifting reports.
Four Louisiana women are accused of stealing more than $17,000 worth of merchandise in Madison, according to police.
Officers said they got a call before 3 p.m. Wednesday from employees at Best Buy on Grandview Boulevard about two women stealing. When officers got there, they said they saw the suspects and two additional women going into nearby Ulta Beauty, where they were seen stealing several items there, according to police.
“They stole the items in the stores and were storing them in the back of the trunk,” said Lt. Micah Taylor.
The women left the store and got into a vehicle, which Madison police officers stopped. The officers recovered the items stolen from the two stores.
Police arrested Mikiara Williams, Dimecia Williams, Lakota Edwards and Rachelle Bindon, all of Baton Rouge.
Taylor said the holiday shopping season is a popular time for shoplifters. Police are patrolling shopping centers to make sure people are safe and to be able to quickly respond to shoplifting reports.
