So far, about half of the teens who allegedly stole the merchandise have come forward to return the items. The total value of what’s been returned so far is around $1,200.
WOODLAND, Calif. - More than $1,000 worth of stolen crystals, allegedly taken by a group of teenagers, were returned to a California wellness store after the owner posted a plea online.
But after the night was over, Taylor noticed some products were missing. She checked her security cameras and saw a group of about seven or eight teenage girls allegedly stealing the merchandise after picking it up from the shelves. Taylor posted to Facebook, asking for the community’s help. Just days later, she was shocked when the parents of some of the teens came to the shop to give back what had allegedly been stolen.
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