'Timesaver Trixie' wanted in Pulaski County for allegedly stealing at self-checkout Authorities say she scanned every other item No description found
PULASKI COUNTY, Va. – Does this woman look familiar?
Right now, the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office is referring to her as "Timesaver Trixie" and says she stole multiple items while using self-checkout.
Rather than scanning every item, as one should, their Sheriff's Office Facebook post says Trixie doubled up on items.
They did not specify which store she was in.
She has a small tattoo on her left wrist and another on her right foot.
While at the self-checkout, the Sheriff's Office says she answered a call on her flip phone.
If you think you know Timesaver Trixie or have any other information about this shoplifting incident, call the Sheriff's Office anonymous tip line at 540-980-7810.
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