Police are asking for help identifying four burglary suspects who allegedly stole more than $500 of liquor from a Raley's grocery store in Petaluma last week.
Police are asking for help identifying four burglary suspects who allegedly stole more than $500 of liquor from a Raley’s grocery store in Petaluma last week, police said.
Officers responded at 7:20 p.m. on Friday to the Raley’s at 157 N. McDowell Blvd. An employee allegedly saw four black male suspects act suspiciously and quickly exit the store.
The four suspects allegedly got into a maroon Honda Accord with the taillight out on the driver’s side, according to police.
The employee told officers he reviewed video surveillance footage and alleged that he saw the four suspects go to the liquor aisle, conceal several bottles of liquor in their clothes and leave the store without paying.
The loss totaled $566, police said.
Anyone who recognizes the suspects or sees the vehicle is asked to call Officer Walt Spiller at (707) 778-4372.
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