Police searching for 2 women accused of stealing from children's clothing store
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Beavercreek Police are searching for two women accused of stealing from a children's clothing store, according to a social media post.
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They entered Carter's at The Greene on April 18.
The suspects allegedly selected merchandise, placed it in a bag, and left the store without paying.
The police department posted security photos on its Facebook page.
If anyone can identify them, contact Officer Denlinger at (937) 426-1225, extension 157.
You may also email any tips here.
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