Police Say Thieves From California Stole Credit Cards From 11 People At Central Ohio Yoga Studios

Police Say Thieves From California Stole Credit Cards From 11 People At Police say thieves from california stole credit cards from 11 people at central ohio yoga studios. tevin gray, 34, and amirah white, 39, are charged with burglary and receiving stolen property. Tevin gray, 34, and amirah white, 39, are charged with burglary and receiving stolen property.

Caught On Camera Police Looking To Identify Credit Card Thief Columbus, ohio (wsyx) — multiple yoga studios in central ohio have fallen victim to a pair of credit card thieves. the grandview heights police say two individuals signed up for yoga classes. G randview heights, ohio (wcmh) — grandview heights police are investigating a string of credit card thefts from central ohio yoga studios. police have filed arrest warrants for tevin gray, 34. Grandview heights, ohio — a man and woman have been charged for allegedly entering several yoga studios in central ohio and stealing credit cards from victims while they were attending classes. Columbus, ohio — a man and woman from los angeles, california are facing charges related to a series of thefts at yoga studios in central ohio. tevin gray, 34, and amirah white, 39, are charged with burglary and receiving stolen property. detective sgt. zac scurlock with the grandview heights.

Police Searching For Woman Accused Of Stealing Using Credit Card Grandview heights, ohio — a man and woman have been charged for allegedly entering several yoga studios in central ohio and stealing credit cards from victims while they were attending classes. Columbus, ohio — a man and woman from los angeles, california are facing charges related to a series of thefts at yoga studios in central ohio. tevin gray, 34, and amirah white, 39, are charged with burglary and receiving stolen property. detective sgt. zac scurlock with the grandview heights. Indianapolis — yoga studios are meant to be calming, welcoming spaces where people can step in to relax and unwind from daily stress. in the greater indianapolis area though, two separate police agencies are now seeking more information about the identity of two women who posed as new students at multiple yoga studios, then stole credit cards, wallets, and other items. Indiana — over the weekend, yoga studios across central indiana reported to police they had been victimized by suspected thieves. cindi odle, the owner of baptiste power yoga in carmel, says her studio was hit by two women. "they were here for all of maybe eight minutes and then had to leave for an emergency.