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Florence Police seek public’s help identifying two men in separate shoplifting cases

Florence, South Carolina – The Florence Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying two men connected to separate shoplifting investigations reported over the past two days, as officers continue working to move both cases forward.

One of the incidents is listed under case number 2026-002639.

The Florence Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying two men connected to separate shoplifting investigations reported over the past two days, as officers continue working to move both cases forward.
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According to police, the suspected shoplifting happened on April 13, 2026, at On The Go, located at 305 Pamplico Highway.

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 Investigators said the man shown in the released images is believed to have been involved in that case. Anyone who recognizes him is asked to contact Sgt. Chatlosh by email at [email protected] or by phone at 843-665-3191.

A second case, identified as 2026-002621, involves another alleged shoplifting incident reported one day earlier, on April 12, 2026.

The Florence Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying two men connected to separate shoplifting investigations reported over the past two days, as officers continue working to move both cases forward.
Courtesy of Florence PD

Police said that case took place at Home Depot, located at 3051 W. Radio Drive. Investigators are asking residents to review the published photo and reach out if they can identify the subject. Information related to that investigation can be shared with Lcpl. Dickerson at [email protected] or by calling 843-665-3191.

In both cases, the department is relying on the public to help close the gap between surveillance images and a confirmed identity. These requests are often a key step in investigations, especially when officers believe someone in the community may recognize a face, a pattern, or a detail that helps break a case open.

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Florence Police also reminded residents that tips do not have to be made publicly or in person. People with information about either of these incidents, or any other active investigation, can also submit a tip through the department’s Crime Tips form. According to police, tipsters do not have to identify themselves.

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