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Over $6,000 Stolen During Vehicle Burglary At Pine Forest Road Walmart
April 20, 2022
Over $6,000 in cash was stolen during a vehicle burglary Tuesday afternoon at a Pine Forest Road store.
The burglary happened about 1:30 p.m. at the Walmart Neighborhood Market in the 9300 block of Pine Forest Road, near Nine Mile Road.
According to the Escambia County Sheriff’’s Office, the suspect left the scene in a newer model BMW SUV with tinted windows and a temporary tag.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP or the ECSO at (850) 436-9620.
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23 Responses to “Over $6,000 Stolen During Vehicle Burglary At Pine Forest Road Walmart”
Sounds like someone they would know..
It’s called “Jugging”, look it up. Criminals will watch atm’s or bank lobbies and follow the person from the bank, then rob them.
It was probably their tax refund.. I usually cash mine and keep it at the house, in my safe.. It’s really nobodys business why they had whatever amount of THEIR money in the vehicle.. Why do they have to be drug dealers to have some cash on hand? Stop hate’N. Shut yo mouth, open yo mind and stay in yo lane..
28064E7 is what the tag# looks like to me. But it’s blurry when I pull it up close enough to try to make it out. So I could be wrong.
@John—I believe you left out a 4 in the tag # you gave. Should be 28064E7?
According to friends, she was followed from the bank & they waited until she parked and went in. What if she had gone straight home and was alone? They apparently had no way of knowing she was going to stop there. I’m glad she’s safe and I hope they catch the thieves.
William, then you make the deposit FIRST, then go to Walmart. Gotta be drug money. They have a tag number. Even the paper tags are traceable….more to come on this.
You don’t?
There are many different reasons for someone to have that much money in their vehicle, particularly small business owners who must make deposits.
Yeah..and how did they know $ 5,000 was in that car ??
What kind of idiot leaves $6000 cash in their vehicle??? I’m not excusing the theft by any means, but seriously, you don’t do something stupid like that.
Wonder if the BMW was also stolen. Why would someone who can afford to buy a BMW resort to stealing from someone else?
How did someone know there was $6000 in the car?
And the mystery begins…who would know that this particular vehicle at this particular shopping center would have $6,000.00 in cash in it?
That is a BMW X1 and the tag number looks like 2806E7. Does anyone else see it?
@ Tiger
Because they can in America
And in any other country.
Your on the wrong boat Tim.
More to this than we know. One drug dealer knew another drug dealer had a stash is my guess.
That’s right Tiger….
And how did someone else know which vehicle ?
Who leaves $6000 in their car while they go Walmart? How did the thief know to target that particular car? Just wondering…
Maybe they were late on there car payment.
I smell something fishy here. Robber happens to pick someone with $6000 in car. Maybe they needed the money to help pay for the BMW. People start arming yourself and when they poke their heads in car put it in their face. If they have a weapon shoot them.
@Tiger. That was my exact question!
Why did someone have $6000 cash in their car?