Woman accused in Best Buy theft ring arrested at Savannah Target
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A woman already accused of being part of a major theft ring at a Best Buy in Savannah is now accused of trying to steal from another store.
Savannah Police arrested Leslie Bostic at the Target on Victory Drive last week. Employees told police she walked out of the store with $1,200 worth of merchandise on Wednesday, making no effort to pay. Police say she refused to speak with them and they took her to jail. She’s being held on no bond.
Her charges in the Best Buy case, where police say $40,000 in merchandise was stolen by six different suspects in January, is still pending. Bostic is now banned from Target.
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