CEDAR CITY — The Cedar City Police Department is asking the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of stealing a Children’s Miracle Network donation barrel containing an estimated $100 from the Cedar City Wal-Mart early Tuesday morning.
At approximately 4 a.m., a man was captured on video taking the charity barrel from the Wal-Mart at 1330 S. Providence Center Drive in Cedar City.
The suspect stopped in a white Nissan Cube at the front entrance of the store, opened the vehicles’s rear door, and then entered the store, according to a Cedar City Police Department press release.
The man looked around to ensure no employees were watching, and then carried the barrel to the car before leaving, the release stated.
“The donation barrel was a large, clear barrel placed near the exit of the store so patrons can donate cash as they pass by,” the release stated. “It was estimated that there was at least one hundred dollars worth of donations inside the barrel. The donation barrel itself had an estimated value of one hundred dollars.”
Donations from the barrel are sent directly to the Utah Primary Children’s Hospital, the release stated.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Cedar City Police Department at 435-586-2956.
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A white Nissan Cube is identified as the suspect vehicle at the entrance of Wal-Mart, Cedar City, Utah, Dec. 9, 2014| Photo courtesy of Cedar City Police Department, for St. George News
Cedar City Police Department seek help to identify a suspect who stole a Children's Miracle Network donation barrel from Wal-Mart, Cedar City, Utah, Dec. 9, 2014 | Photo courtesy of Cedar City Police Department, for St. George News
Cedar City Police Department seek help to identify a suspect who stole a Children's Miracle Network donation barrel from Wal-Mart, Cedar City, Utah, Dec. 9, 2014 | Photo courtesy of Cedar City Police Department, for St. George News
A Children's Miracle Network barrel, similar to this image, was stolen from Wal-Mart early Tuesday, Cedar City, Utah, Dec. 9, 2014 | Photo courtesy of Cedar City Police Department, for St. George News
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What a sack full, walking around in a human body costume!
Guy probably needed money to buy his kids presents and nobody would give him a fundraiser. What’s a guy gotta do to get a fundraiser these days?
Scum bag.
Ferguson, MO looter expanding his territory…..where the doors aren’t locked. Dirtbag loser!
You really can’t get much lower than this. 🙁
This is pretty typical behavior of your average CC resident these days… great town
How low can you go? This guy sets a new high in lows. He’s so low he has to reach up to scratch a snakes belly. What a S.C.U.M.B.A.G. 🙁
I hope he ends up in a 10X10 cube with bars.
Looks like he is already driving a 10×10 cube…
I believe he will be dealt with sooner or later. God is watching!
4-5 years down the road we’ll see this fellow elected mayor, or maybe sheriff. Heck, he might already be a bishop…
Or St George city council member for whom laws and codes don’t apply.