Store Reports Shoplifter—But Can't Prove It  Police investigate
but left without answers.  When employees of the Walgreen's drug
store on Route 22 saw a man suddenly dart from the store with
what appeared to be items inside the black jacket he was
wearing, they naturally assumed he was a shoplifter.  So, they
called police at 5:27 p.m. May 28 to report the theft, providing
police with a description of the suspect: a white male, with
short hair, wearing bue jeans and a black jacket.   Police
searched the area but didn't find anyone matching the
description. At the store, police attempted to view the store's
security camera videotape, but the tape could not be retrieved.
Further confusing the situation, a check of the store's
inventory did not find any items missing.    More » Note Article
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