Sandy Springs cops seek man who allegedly shoplifted Home Depot

Sandy Springs police are looking for a man they say shoplifted merchandise from a Home Depot.

Police spokesman Sgt. Sam Worsham said the alleged crime happened Monday at the 6400 Peachtree Dunwoody Road store. Police say the amount of goods the man took amounted to more than $500 in value, making the crime a felony.

Worsham said security footage captured a photo of the man and the truck he left in.

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The department posted the photos to its Facebook page Thursday. The truck was described as a 2003 white Ford F-150 with a Pennsylvania license plate of ZNM2785.

Anyone with information can contact the investigator at 770-557-5549 or sortega@sandyspringsga.gov.

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