Video captures suspect stealing money from Girl Scouts in Fort Worth, Texas
A Fort Worth, Texas Walmart’s surveillance footage shows the moment a man snatched money from Girl Scouts selling cookies before fleeing the scene.
A Fort Worth, Texas Girl Scout troop was robbed earlier this month while selling cookies in front of a Walmart.
The Fort Worth Police Department is looking for a man between 18-24 years old, who was wearing a gray hoodie and a black beanie at the time of the heist.
Police said at about 2 p.m. on Feb. 11, the suspect walked past a Girl Scout cookie stand located at the entrance of a Walmart on Clifford Street.
As the man walked by, he reached behind the table, grabbed the bag that contained the earnings for the day, and ran to the parking lot.
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Girl Scouts in Texas were robbed by a man walking out of a Fort Worth Walmart on Feb. 11, 2024. (Fort Worth Police Department - Facebook)
Surveillance cameras pointing toward the store’s entrance captured the moment, showing patrons passing the green cloth-covered table with cookies on top.
Standing behind the table was one Girl Scout and an adult, and next to them was a shopping cart with boxes of cookies.
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A Girl Scout troop selling cookies in front of a Fort Worth, Texas Walmart were robbed when a man snatched their bag of cash and ran. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
The Girl Scout and adult appeared stunned on video and looked in the direction the man fled.
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Police ask anyone with information about the suspect to contact Detective C. Magallon at 817-392-4837 and reference case #240311437.
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