Six arrested after over a thousand dollars in Whole Foods items stolen: police

(KRON) — Six suspects have been arrested after a retail theft operation at a Whole Foods in Pacific Heights, the San Francisco Police Department announced in a news release Tuesday. The theft happened on July 29 at the grocery store on Gough and California streets.

In a four-hour span, SFPD officers nabbed six suspects for stealing more than $1,000 in merchandise. What was stolen was not made clear by SFPD.

Three suspects were arrested and booked into San Francisco County Jail. They have outstanding warrants, according to SFPD. The trio has been identified with the following charges.

  • Cauieh Santos Antonio, 25-year-old man – Petty theft
  • Margarita Maganataun, 42-year-old woman – Petty theft
  • Lemuel Leaner Brown, 63-year-old man – Petty theft with priors, possession of drug paraphernalia

The other three suspects were cited and released at the scene. SFPD posted video of the arrests. Watch in the video player above.

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Police said the stolen merchandise was returned to the Whole Foods…

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