Police Make Public Plea to Collar Accused Criminals

The Suffolk County Police Department needs your help to catch these accused crooks who they said committed illegal misdeeds around the region.

HE STILL COLLECTS TOYS?

Take a wild guess where this next alleged crime took place? If you thought “a Target in Medford” you would be correct. Police believe this is the grown man who stole action figures from that store. He apparently enjoys toys and tattoos.

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TARGET TATTOO BANDIT

Do you recognize those hands? Suffolk County Police sure hope you do. Cops believe this marked up robber stole groceries from a South Setauket Target store. Call Crime Stoppers if you know the man behind the hand tattoos.

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MUST HAVE BEEN REALLY THIRSTY

This appears to be the moment an accused shoplifter looked up and realized a security camera was catching his every move. Police said this thirsty fellow stole a bottle of Casamigos tequila from Path Liquors in Coram. He fled the scene in a green Chevrolet Cobalt.

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BIG EARRINGS. BIG GLASSES. BIG THEFT

Folks must be hurting in this Biden economy, because another suspected criminal is wanted by police for allegedly stealing groceries. Police said this woman took off from a Medford Target with a bunch of food in her shopping cart.

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STOP AND SHOP BANDIT

Law enforcement believe this woman ripped off merchandise from a Farmingville Stop and Shop to the tune of $350, then took off in a black 2018 Volkswagen Jetta.

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TARGET IS A TARGET THIS WEEK

This dynamic duo of shoplifting are accused of stealing almost $400 worth of jewelry from a Medford Target store.

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PLEASE LEAVE TARGET ALONE

If Warrant Watch had $1 for every time we mentioned “Target'' this week we’d be millionaires. This brazen bandit is accused of stealing merchandise from a Centereach Target store.

All of the accused are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. If you know any of these people, Suffolk County Police ask you to call them right away at 1.800.220.TIPS (8477). All tips will remain confidential. Information can also be sent electronically by visiting 222.P3Tips.com. You can also download the Crime Stoppers mobile app in Google Play or the App Store by searching P3 Tips.