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Police Asking for Help Identifying Thief

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Police hope that someone from the public will be able to identify the woman in this image, taken from a security camera at the TJ Maxx in Riverhead, where she attempted to use a credit card stolen on August 13 from Ponquogue Beach.

Police hope that someone from the public will be able to identify the woman in this image, taken from a security camera at the TJ Maxx in Riverhead, where she attempted to use a credit card stolen on August 13 from Ponquogue Beach.

authorStaff Writer on Oct 23, 2024
Southampton Town Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a woman who is believed to have stolen several items at Ponquogue Beach and soon after tried to use a... more

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