Several thefts reported from Beachwood Place stores: Beachwood Police Blotter

26.05.12

BEACHWOOD

THEFTS, CEDAR ROAD: A purse, valued at $2,130, was stolen by a woman Oct. 27 from the Gucci store in Saks Fifth Avenue at Beachwood Place.

A Euclid woman, 33, a loss prevention employee, was arrested Oct. 26 for theft of $2,092 in clothing and jewelry items from Nordstrom at Beachwood Place.

A South Euclid man, 21, was arrested for theft after he stole a $325 scarf and a $150 shirt and fled Oct. 24 from Saks Fifth Avenue at Beachwood Place. He was stopped in a vehicle with two other people on Village Lane, and it was learned he also had an spry warrant with Beachwood police. A South Euclid man, 18, who was also in the car, had working warrants with University Heights, Cleveland Heights and Mayfield Heights police.

Two pairs of sunglasses, with an estimated value of $600, were stolen Oct. 29 from Sunglass Hut at Beachwood Place.

A boy, 14, will be filed on in juvenile court for theft after he stole clothing items and a pair of earrings, with a total value of $480.40, Oct. 24 from Dillard’s at Beachwood Place.

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