BSO: Lookup on for shoplifter locked in Lauderdale Lakes keep

LAUDERDALE LAKES – The Broward Sheriff’s Place of work is hunting for an impatient robber who stole many hundred bucks really worth of apparel from the Rainbow shop on State Street 7 and Oakland Park Boulevard on December 7th.

The heist was caught on retail outlet surveillance movie. 

In the video clip, you see the male has clothing in his arms and receives disappointed when he cannot open the locked entrance door.

He begins kicking the door.  Immediately after he figures out how to unlock the doorway the robber turns all over and pushes a employee to the floor. 

On Friday,  CBS4 talked to the employee who was pushed,  about the ordeal.

She mentioned, “He was kicking the door genuinely hard and stated ‘let me out.’ I said we would not get in touch with 9-1-1, just fall the clothes and wander away. That’s when he pushed me and grabbed the things.”

She reported she became suspicious of the male when he commenced collecting a large amount of outfits and refused to choose them to the checkout counter for holding. 

She locked the front doorway. At that point, the robber went to the doorway, stolen clothes in hand and experimented with to make a fast exit. Annoyed he could not depart the keep he began kicking the door.    

After that, he figured out how to open the doorway. That is when he turned all over and lunged at the employee. 

She mentioned acquiring pushed to the floor was frightening, “I blacked out for a very little and failed to believe of managing following him.”

The thief grabbed a lot more apparel and ran out the doorway. Which is when BSO said he acquired into a getaway car. 

“He fled in a crimson pickup truck that was waiting around outside the house. So, if anyone was on North Point out Street 7 on December 7th all over 8 p.m. and noticed a purple truck leave the Rainbow garments retail outlet, simply call detectives,” mentioned BSO spokeswoman Miranda Grossman.

Everyone with information is asked to get in touch with BSO Det. Armando Enrique at (954) 321-4233 or make contact with Broward Crime Stoppers at (954) 493-8477.