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Florence investigators seek public help to identity a man tied to local retail theft case

Florence, South Carolina – Florence police are asking residents to take a close look and help identify a man believed to be connected to a shoplifting investigation at a local Walmart.

The City of Florence Police Department said the case, listed as Case# 2026-003422, involves an incident that occurred at the Walmart located at 230 N. Beltline Drive. Investigators are trying to learn the identity of the individual shown in an attached photo released with the department’s public request.

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Police did not release additional details about what was allegedly taken or when the incident happened. However, officials are hoping someone in the community may recognize the person and provide information that could help move the investigation forward.

Florence police are asking residents to take a close look and help identify a man believed to be connected to a shoplifting investigation at a local Walmart.
Credit: Florence PD

Anyone who knows the man’s identity or has information related to the incident is encouraged to contact Lcpl. Dickerson directly by email at [email protected] or by phone at 843-665-3191.

The department also reminded the public that tips can be submitted for this case or any other active investigation through the city’s online crime tip form at https://www.cognitoforms.com/CityOfFlorence/CrimeTips.

The department noted that tipsters do not have to identify themselves.

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Police are urging anyone with useful information, even small details, to come forward. In cases like this, a single tip from a resident, shopper or nearby witness can help investigators connect the missing pieces and bring clarity to the case.

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