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BLUFFTON, SC- GRAB AND RUN

Bluffton, SC- On May 06, 2025, a jeweler was a victim of a grab and run theft. A lone male entered the location several days prior stating he was looking for a Mother’s Day gift. After the suspect looked at several items, he left without incident. The suspect returned. Again, the male stated he was interested in purchasing a Mother’s Day gift. The suspect looked at several items and then inquired about watches. An employee began showing the suspect several items and then he asked if the jeweler carried Rolex. The employee confirmed and took the suspect to the showcase. Once seeing the Rolex in the counter, he asked to view the Rolex. The employee removed the watch from the showcase and handed it to the suspect. Once the suspect gained possession of the item, he stood up from the chair and ran out of the store. A police report was filed.

Suspect(s) Description: Male, Black, early to mid-40’s, 5’10”, average build, tattoo on side of face, wearing a blue t-shirt, jeans, beard (dark with some gray)

If you have any information regarding this incident or information on this suspect, please contact the Jewelers’ Security Alliance at jsa2@jewelerssecurity.org or 212-687-0328.

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