Over half of those arrested were not residents of the city, police said.
LYNNWOOD, Wash. — A retail theft emphasis patrol at a Lynnwood grocery store ended up leading to 17 arrests, according to local police.
The patrol was conducted on March 29, and Lynnwood police say a total of 17 arrests were made.
Police say over half of those arrested were not residents of Lynnwood.
“During this theft emphasis, detectives observed individuals confidently ‘shopping’ in Fred Meyer, loading up shopping carts, and walking directly out the store without making any attempt to try to conceal the stolen merchandise,” said Commander Joe
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