Homeless Man Steals from Target to Support Drug Addiction
View at XThis Happens Daily
I just confronted a homeless fentanyl addict ransacking the Target store inside the Bellevue Marketplace at Factoria. I watched him fill his cart with stolen items and walk out. Workers say this happens daily. Mall security eventually stopped him but did not call cops to arrest him. Now you know why everyday household items are locked up. All part of doing business in lawless King County.
Tattoo On His Right Hand
Mr. Sticky Fingers says he’s homeless and lives on the streets of Seattle. Mall workers say he’s been spotted in Bellevue before and likely uses public transportation to go back and forth. Aside from the braided hair, he’s missing a few teeth and has a tattoo on his right hand.
Pentagram Jacket
Dude is sporting a jacket with a red pentagram drawn with a marker.
Fentanyl Sugar Highs
If you go to 3rd Ave & Pike St or Little Saigon in Seattle, you will see candy wrappers, cereal, and ice cream containers scattered everywhere. Fentanyl users say the sugar high helps them survive excruciating withdrawal symptoms.
Soaring Theft Rates
The latest National Retail Security Survey says stores lost $112.1 billion from theft in 2022, up from $93.9 billion in 2021.
Time to Lock Up the Aluminum Foil
It’s time for Target, Walgreens, Walmart, CVS Pharmacy, Bartell Drugs, Rite Aid, and Kroger to lock up the aluminum foil as well. Fentanyl addicts snatch these off the shelves on the regular.
