San Marcos Police Department Request Assistance in Identifying Suspects in Theft (Case # SMPD 2024-80000385 and SMPD 2024-39947)
**********UPDATE 11/04/2024**********
Subject Saleena Ramirez has been arrested in reference to this investgiation. Subject Cambria Perez is currently wanted for her affiliation to these events.
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Hays County Crime Stoppers and the San Marcos Police Department request assistance in identifying suspects involved in Theft (Case # SMPD 2024-80000385 and 2024-39947).
On September 28, 2024, at 3:31pm, two Hispanic female adults entered Old Navy located at 4015 S IH 35 (Tanger Outlets) in San Marcos, Texas. After stuffing a bag full of clothing, making no attempt to pay for the merchandise, both females exited at 3:37pm.
Suspect #1 has been identified as Saleena Allyssa Ramirez. She was seen wearing a red Buc-ee’s shirt, white shorts, and has visible tattoos.
Suspect #2 has not been identified. She is described as an adult, Hispanic female with brown hair. She was seen wearing earrings, a blue New York Yankees cap, white shirt, black pants, with a brown or gray bag.
On October 2, 2024, at 2:07pm, the same 2 Hispanic females entered the same Old Navy location. After stuffing a bag full of clothing, making no attempt to pay for the merchandise, both females exited at 2:16pm.
Suspect #1 has been identified as Saleena Allyssa Ramirez. She was seen wearing a white shirt, black knee length shorts, with reddish-brown hair, and visible tattoos.
Suspect #2 has not been identified. She is described as an adult, Hispanic female with brown hair. She was seen wearing earrings, necklace, blue shirt, and black pants.
The suspect vehicle is a white Chevrolet Traverse with unknown license plates.If you have any information regarding this incident, the suspects, or their whereabouts, please contact Hays County Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-324-TIPS (8477), online at http://callcrimestoppers.com/, or by using the P3 Tips app on your smartphone. Information leading to an arrest, may be eligible for up to a $1,000 reward.