Electronics Shoplifters Sought IN NW OKC

Wednesday, April 26th 2017, 11:58 am

By: News 9

Oklahoma City police are looking for two people they say stole electronics from a retail store.

Officers said the man and woman stole electronics from a Target in Northwest Oklahoma City.

Anyone with any information about the crime or the suspects is asked to call Crime Stoppers 405-235-7300 or submit a tip www.okccrimetips.com.

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