NORTH LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Authorities are searching for multiple people involved in two separate thefts at a Publix in North Lauderdale, including one group of women who took a selfie before stealing nearly $1,000 in baby formula, according to authorities.
Investigators said surveillance cameras captured clear video of the subjects involved in both thefts at the supermarket located at 8140 W. McNab Road.
"Nowadays there's camera everywhere. Two separate surveillance videos of two separate thefts," said Broward Sheriff's Office spokesperson Gerdy St. Louis.
The security footage shows the four women as they removed baby formula from the shelves and placed it directly into their personal bags. One of the subjects put a formula into her shirt before she walked out.
BSO said the women were last seen wearing distinctive clothing: the woman who snapped the selfie wore all white and carried a brown paper bag; another wore a light hoodie, gray pants, and slides; a third wore a black shirt, gray hoodie, yellow pants and was carrying a purple handbag; and the fourth was dressed in all black with white designs, while carrying a baby and a white-and-black handbag.
In a separate incident at the same store, a different theft occurred at around 2:30 p.m. on Friday, April 11. Surveillance footage shows a woman in a yellow tank top and multi-colored headwrap loading a shopping cart with bath tissue, wipes, Clorox products, laundry detergent and a black trash can suspected to contain additional stolen items.
"Detectives believes it's her accomplice," said St. Louis. "And the individuals then left the store without paying for the products."
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