San Francisco's crackdown on organized retail crime continues, with police recently detaining a suspect concerning stealing merchandise worth more than $3,400 from a Fillmore Street store. The San Francisco Police Department announced the arrest of 31-year-old Johnetta Dixon, who was found in the vehicle linked to the crime. The incident, which unfolded on August 9, saw two individuals execute a swift theft at a retailer, escaping in a car later identified by the store's security personnel.

After the store's security guard noted the license plate of the getaway vehicle, the SFPD's burglary unit quickly put out a felony want for the car, and it wasn't long before a Flock camera captured the suspect's vehicle on Evans Avenue. The following day, officers located Dixon sitting in the parked vehicle at Rosie Lee Lane and Espanola Street, subsequently performing a felony traffic stop to detain her. She was charged with several felonies, including grand theft, burglary, falsely personating another, and giving a false ID to police officers, as per the San Francisco Police Department.

While Dixon is currently held at San Francisco County Jail, the investigation remains open and active. The police urge anyone with pertinent information to come forward, offering the option to contact the SFPD directly or provide tips anonymously via text.