Police: Thieves pilfer nearly $7,000 worth of beauty products

Police in a Michigan city are trying to find thieves caught on surveillance video stealing nearly $7,000 worth of products from a beauty store.

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According to Bloomfield Township Police Department officials, the general manager of an Ulta Beauty store reported Saturday that 125 items were missing, WXYZ reported. The value of the missing items was $6,373, the television station reported.

Surveillance video showed two women hiding several items in their clothing, according to WXYZ. Moments later, video showed a man concealing items in his coat pockets, the television station reported.

The investigation is ongoing, Bloomfield Township police said.

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