Police seek ID of man caught on camera stealing Ninja food processor from Bossier Walmart

BOSSIER CITY, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Detectives have released images to the public in hopes of getting the name of a man who allegedly stole a Ninja Food Processor from a Walmart in Bossier City in November 2020.

According to the Bossier City Police Department, patrol officers received a call on Nov. 3 about someone committing theft at a Walmart in the 2500 block of Airline Drive.

Police say video surveillance shows a man in a black shirt and grey sweat pants walk into the store and grab a Ninja Food Processor from the shelf. The alleged thief walked back out of the store without paying for the item and drove away in a grey Toyota Corolla. The retail price for the Ninja Food Processor is $139.00.

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