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Beavercreek Police Hunt Two Suspects in Fairfield Mall Victoria's Secret Theft

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Published on November 06, 2026
Beavercreek Police Hunt Two Suspects in Fairfield Mall Victoria's Secret TheftSource: LittleT889 / Wikimedia Commons

Beavercreek police are asking the public for help identifying two individuals accused of theft at Victoria's Secret inside the Fairfield Mall. The alleged incident happened on October 12, and investigators say the pair was seen hiding merchandise before walking out without paying.

According to WHIO, Beavercreek Police shared the appeal in a social media post, saying officers are hoping someone can help identify the two suspects accused in the case. The station reports that the individuals were seen hiding merchandise and leaving the store without paying, though the type or value of the items taken has not been detailed publicly.

How To Submit A Tip

Anyone with information is asked to contact Officer Hawley at 937-426-1225 or by email at [email protected], per the station's report. Tips may be submitted anonymously, giving residents a way to come forward without revealing their identity.

This isn't the first time a Fairfield-area retailer has reported suspects fleeing with unpaid merchandise. A separate case detailed by WHIO described two women accused of hiding more than $345 worth of items in their purses before leaving a Victoria's Secret at The Mall at Fairfield Commons following a September 12 visit, in a report that did not specify the year.

Other Alleged Thefts Reported Nearby

Other retailers at the Mall at Fairfield Commons have also filed reports describing similar allegations. WHIO separately reported that two suspects were accused of stealing perfume from Dillard's, with one incident reported on June 10 and an earlier one on June 8, though again the exact year was not specified in that report.

At JCPenney in the same mall, WDTN reported that two women allegedly took $1,901 worth of items and left without paying during a July 12 incident.