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Two Theft Cases In Richland, and Police Are Asking for Tips

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Richland Police are asking for your help to identify two wanted individuals in two separate cases.

Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook
Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook
Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook

In the first situation, the male suspect entered Walmart and was observed leaving the store with two LEGO sets hidden inside his sweatshirt and sweatpants. The following day, he came back to Walmart in different clothing. This time, he was wearing sunglasses. According to Richland Police:

During that visit, he allegedly selected multiple children’s items, including toys, a bounce house, a dollhouse, a Stitch plush, additional LEGO® sets, and other merchandise before leaving the store without paying.

If you recognize this individual, Case #26-033262, please reach out to Officer Coe at 509-628-0333.

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In the Second Situation, the Suspect Is Accused of Stealing From Home Depot

Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook
Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook
Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook

If you recognize either of the suspects, Richland Police are asking that you contact them at 509-628-0333. You can also submit a tip through their website at: richlandwa.gov/policetips.

In Washington State, petty theft, or shoplifting is Theft in the Third Degree if the property is $750 or less. It’s considered a gross misdemeanor punishable by up to 364 days in jail and a fine of up to $5,000.

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