Memphis police said the suspects left the store with more than $7,000 worth of merchandise. FOX13
Around 22 suspects stole over $7,000 worth of merchandise from a Walmart in Memphis, Tennessee, on Sunday, November 20. released a video showing more than 20 shoplifters storming a local Walmart, stealing more than $7,000 worth of merchandise.
Items included car radio speakers, car batteries, a flat-screen television, amplifiers, and "Black Panther" scooters, police said. The stolen items totaled $7,715.80. Authorities believe the 22 suspects entered the store on Elvis Presley Boulevard after throwing a tire iron through a glass window in the automotive section. The store was open at the time.So far, no arrests have been made. All the news you need to know, every day
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