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Suspects accused of Ulta theft identified minutes after Beaumont Police's Facebook post went up

On Tuesday, April 25, the four suspects entered Ulta, selected merchandise from the shelves and ran out of the store without paying, according to police.

BEAUMONT, Texas — Thanks to the Southeast Texas community, officers have identified four women accused of stealing $3,000 worth of merchandise from a store.

It happened at Ulta in Parkdale Mall in Beaumont. On Tuesday, April 25, 2023, the four suspects entered the store, selected merchandise from the shelves and ran out of the store without paying, according to a news release from the Beaumont Police Department.

Police say the suspects got away with close to $3,000 worth of items. They drove off in a gray Hyundai Sonata.

Beaumont Police took to social media to ask for help identifying the suspects, and eight minutes later, the suspects were identified.

From a Beaumont Police Department news release:

***Update:  It took 8 minutes for our FB readers to ID these Beaumont residents.  ID’s will be released once we are cleared to do so.  Thanks SETX and Crime Stoppers tipsters!**

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On April 25, the four suspects pictured here entered Ulta at Parkdale Mall, selected merchandise from the shelves, and ran out of the store without paying - getting away with close to $3000 worth of items. They drove off in a gray Hyundai Sonata.If you can identify any of them, submit that tip before they see themselves on FB and call us to tell us it was all just a “misunderstanding”. Lately, our citizens have helped us clear a lot of cases with positive ID’s……..thank you.

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