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Detectives Seeking Information on Suspect Wanted for Stealing Display Cell Phones from Metro PCS Store in Riviera Beach

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According to the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, the unknown suspect shown in surveillance photos entered the cell phone store and removed two Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max cell phones causing the business to suffer a loss of approximately $1800.

RIVIERA BEACH, FL – Police are looking for a suspect they say is wanted for stealing display cell phones from a local Metro PCS store. According to the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, the unknown suspect shown in surveillance photos entered the cell phone store and removed two Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max cell phones causing the business to suffer a loss of approximately $1800.

This incident occurred on January 29, 2020 at the Metro PCS store located in the 90 block of E. Blue Heron, Riviera Beach. Detectives are asking anyone who may recognize the suspect or have any information to call police.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-458-TIPS or you can remain ANONYMOUS by downloading our new app “PBSO” for your Apple or Android Smart Phone and using the “See Something” feature. The app can also be downloaded from www.pbsoapp.com.

Jessica Mcfadyen

Jessica Mcfadyen is a journalist for independent news and media organizations in the United States. Mcfadyen primarily spends her time scouting social media for the latest Local, US and World News for The Published Reporter®. She also contributes to a variety of publications through involvement in the Society of Professional Journalists.

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