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Carson City detectives seek identity of thieves who stole merchandise from Kohl's

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is seeking information to identify thieves who stole a large amount property from the Carson City Kohl’s at 3871 South Carson Street.

On May 1, 2021, a male and female stole clothing and other items from Kohl’s. The male suspect is described as a white male in his 20’s, with tattoos on his arms wearing a black and red Nike shirt, red shorts, red shoes and a red hat.

The female suspect is described as a white female with long blonde hair in her 20’s, wearing a black shirt, shorts, and she had a large striped black backpack.

The couple left in a newer maroon Ram pickup with black wheels. The Ram drove to the 700 block of Tuscarora Way in Carson City where they were observed leaving Kohl’s property on the street and putting an unknown license plate on the truck.

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Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Carson City Sheriff’s Office, Investigation Division, Detective Sam Hatley (775)283-7852, Sgt. Craig Lowe (775)283-7815. Refer to Case No. 2021-2895.

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