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Women accused of snatching wig off store mannequin

Savannah police released these surveillance images of the alleged wig snatchers.

Credit: Savannah Police Department

Credit: Savannah Police Department

Savannah police released these surveillance images of the alleged wig snatchers.
By J.D. Capelouto
Sept 18, 2018

Police in Savannah are looking for two women who allegedly stole a wig from a beauty supply store earlier this month.

Surveillance footage shows the women entering the store on Victory Drive around 3 p.m. on Sept. 8. One snatched a black wig off a mannequin and stuffed it in her purse before leaving the store, police said in a statement.

Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the purported robbers. Anyone with information is asked to contact Savannah police at 912-828-3252.

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