Crime & Safety
Man In 'Beatles' Shirt Swipes $600 Of Meat From Montclair Supermarket: Police
The grocery store has reported several other thefts involving large quantities of meat over the past year.
MONTCLAIR, NJ — Someone wearing a “Beatles” shirt stole hundreds of dollars-worth of meat from a supermarket in Montclair over the Memorial Day weekend, authorities say.
Employees at Kings Supermarket on Valley Road told police that a man entered the store on Saturday and stole $600 worth of steaks. He then fled to a white SUV and left the scene.
The suspect was described as a man in his 30s or 40s. He was wearing gray sweatpants, a black and gray flannel shirt with a Beatles t-shirt underneath it, and a gray snapback-styled hat with a black brim.
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It isn’t the first time that the supermarket has seen shoplifting incidents involving large quantities of meat, with other thefts reported over the past year.
>> Related: Another Large Meat Shoplifting Reported At Montclair Supermarket
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