CRIME STOPPERS: LPD Continues Investigating Two Cases at Southpointe Pavilions in Early November

Lincoln Police cruiser. (Jeff Motz/KFOR News)

A close up of the suspects hands in some counterfeit money exchange cases in early November. (Courtesy of Lincoln Police)

LINCOLN–(KFOR Jan. 24)–Lincoln Police are asking you for help in working a couple of cases that happened at Southpointe Pavilions back in early November.

The first was a counterfeit $100 bill used to buy a movie ticket on November 2 at the Marcus Theatres. LPD forensics technician Becky Keller says the man left without watching the movie and $92 in real cash in hand. The same thing happened at the Grand Theatre downtown and the Southpointe Cold Stone Creamery. The suspect has a tattoo on his left hand.

A security photo of the suspect using a counterfeit $100 bill in exchange for real money. (Courtesy of Lincoln Police)

Then on November 4th, at the Scheel’s store, Keller said a man shoplifted over $700 of unpaid items. He walked in wearing a gray shirt and left wearing a beige Jordan hoodie, plus he’s suspected of concealing about $700 in unpaid items on his way out of the store.

Keller said the suspect was seen getting inside a Chevy Blazer while leaving the store. That SUV is registered to an owner in Eagle, but LPD has not been successful in tracking down the suspect.