Police: Woman stole $250 in items from Milton Target

Police in Milton are searching for a female suspect they believe stole $250 worth of items from Target.

The theft happened on April 6, and cameras captured images of the woman. She has long dark hair and was wearing a jacket over a plaid shirt.

Cameras also captured her getting into a white Toyota Camry as she was leaving the store at 13055 Highway 9 N. in Milton.

Anyone with information should contact Chris Bradshaw, a detective with the Milton Police Department, at 770-642-2613.

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