Three charged for receiving more than $200k in goods stolen from Everything Hair 268
Three females from Bishopgate Street have been arrested and charged for receiving stolen items worth over $200,000 from last week’s burglary at Everything Hair 268 on Old Parham Road.
The accused individuals were identified as Jashiene Green, Natherna Rodgers, and Moesha Wright.
According to police reports, a search warrant was executed on a Bishopgate Street property in the early hours of Friday, April 5. All three were present at the time and were subsequently taken into custody for receiving the stolen items.
Green has been charged with receiving wigs worth a total of $2,120, while Rodgers and Wright were jointly charged for receiving a substantial quantity of wigs, hair accessories, hair appliances, an ACB card machine, and a security camera, all valued at $201,185.
The illegal activity occurred over the Easter weekend and was discovered by the store owner on Monday, April 1, when she returned to the business place to find the building ransacked and a significant amount of wigs and braids missing
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