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An individual suspected of shoplifting was arrested and found to have two outstanding warrants of previous shoplifting offences.
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Shoplifting complain results in arrest on two outstanding warrants
Published 3:36 PDT, Tue May 7, 2024
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On April 17, 2024, shortly after 10 p.m. Richmond RCMP responded to a reported theft in progress at a retail establishment in the 4600 block of No 3 Road. Loss prevention officers reported an individual exited the store with multiple items without payment. Richmond RCMP frontline workers were on the scene swiftly to engage with the individual, who was allegedly found in possession of stolen goods.
The suspect was arrested without incident. The subsequent investigation revealed the individual was wanted on two outstanding warrants for previous shoplifting offences.
“Effective community policing is at the heart of our operations, and this arrest demonstrates our proactive stance against retail theft in Richmond,” said Inspector Mike Roberts, Richmond RCMP operations officer, “we encourage retailers and the community at large to promptly report retail thefts. Timely reporting is crucial, enabling us to respond effectively and deter future incidents. Richmond RCMP appreciates the ongoing support from the community and local businesses as we work together to make Richmond the safest city in Canada.”
Richmond RCMP is committed to deploying resources strategically to address crime trends and ensure the safety and security of our community.
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