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Cantonment Man Facing Multiple Charges For Stealing Electronics From Target, Walmart Stores
December 17, 2020
A Cantonment man is facing list of charges for allegedly stealing electronics from multiple Target and Walmart stores in Escambia County.
Terry Maurus Jackson, 38, is charged with two counts of felony grand theft, three counts of felony petit theft, three misdemeanor counts of petit theft, and two counts of felony fraud.
He allegedly took items including earbuds, big screen televisions and wireless headphones from the stores without paying, according to an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office report.
In one incident, a Walmart loss prevention employee reporting finding Jackson selling several 58-inch televisions on the “Let It Go” app. She created an account and contacted Jackson about the televisions.
Jackson has prior petit theft convictions from 2017, according to the report. Due a probation violation, he was being held in the Escambia County Jail without bond.
The arrest report notes the possible involvement of a female in some of the thefts, but she has not yet been charged.
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6 Responses to “Cantonment Man Facing Multiple Charges For Stealing Electronics From Target, Walmart Stores”
Electronics arent returned without a reciept so in theory a person could load it up and walk out and say im going back to my truck for the receipt.
Merchandise is not considered stolen until it’s outside the store. Store employees are not allowed to chase thieves outside the store. ???????
That was the policy at a local store when I worked there and I was amazed at how brazenly people would walk out with merchandise.
I was wondering why all these New in The Box Tvs were showing up on Offer Up and Craigslist.
I know Walmart has loss prevention employees walking around the store at all times they do not wear tags to show they work there. Wondering if the loss prevention employee knew Jackson. With self checkout and no one checking receipts when you leave I guess it’s easy to roll out a 58 inch TV.
I would like to know how on earth did he manage to get a 58″ t.v. out of the store without someone noticing?
A little last minute xmas shopping of those easily concealable 58″ Tv”s