Upper Moreland Township police need the public's help to identify two brazen bandits caught on camera twice stealing items from a GIANT supermarket.
"She's wearing leopard-spotted pajama bottoms," said Detective Sergeant James Kelly with Upper Moreland Township Police Department.
Police said the two incidents took place on February 22 and March 7 at the GIANT supermarket on York Road in Willow Grove. Each time officials say the pair loaded up their carts and walked calmly past the registers and out the door."They're taking anything that's easy to re-sell, and there is a market for it down in Kensington the stores will illegally buy back products and then sell them," said Kelly.
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