San Francisco Woman Arrested Stealing Shoes, Clothing, Stolen Van Livermore Outlets

Multiple theft incidents have been reported across different states involving women accused of shoplifting or stealing various items. In Livermore, California, a 38-year-old San Francisco woman was arrested for stealing over 25 boxes of shoes and clothing from multiple stores at the San Francisco Premium Outlets; she was also found in possession of a stolen U-Haul van fraudulently rented with fake identification and credit card information. In Rochester, New York, Alexis Rosby faced petit larceny charges after allegedly shoplifting $115.70 worth of merchandise from Macy's at Eastview Mall. In Middleburg, Pennsylvania, Beaonca Dobson was charged with felony theft after borrowing a vehicle with permission and then stealing gold jewelry, a cell phone, and other items, while also reportedly using the vehicle extensively and leaving drug paraphernalia inside. Meanwhile, Beavercreek, Ohio police are searching for a woman suspected of stealing merchandise from a JCPenney store, who concealed items in a Hot Topic bag. These incidents highlight ongoing retail theft issues across various communities, with law enforcement actively pursuing suspects and encouraging public assistance in identifications.