2 Desktop Computers Stolen From Lacey Walmart: Police

LACEY, NJ — Two suspects stole a pair of desktop computers from Lacey's Walmart on Saturday night, according to police. The theft remains under investigation.

Both suspects were seen on video walking throughout the store, pushing a shopping cart with two large desktop computer boxes, police said.

The incident occurred between 10:40 p.m. Saturday, June 1 and 1 a.m. Sunday, June 2, police said. The computers combined to an estimated $1,078.

A description of the suspects was not immediately available. Attempts to contact Lacey officials who may have more information were not successful by the time of publication.

Here are two other reports of theft and burglary in Lacey from the past week:

Applebee's: An ATM and all alarm panels were destroyed in a burglary of Lacey's Applebee's, authorities said. The back door was propped open and the electric meter was on the ground, investigation revealed.

The incident caused significant financial damage, police said. Lacey officers responded to the burglary at 5:19 a.m. Sunday, June 2.

Retro Fitness: An individuals car keys and house keys were stolen while she worked out at Retro Fitness, police said. The keys are valued at $400. Lacey police responded to the report of theft at 10:35 a.m. Saturday, June 1.

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