27-year-old Jasmine Nicole Broyles was one of three black females who stole merchandise from the Antioch Pike Walgreens on March 15th. Elana Robinson, a Walgreens employee, stated that the three females entered the store at different times, adding that two of them exited the store and walked to a silver Honda Accord parked near the front door. At the same time, the third female grabbed two easter baskets totaling $50, exited without paying, and entered the rear passenger seat of the same Honda Accord. They all then fled the scene in the vehicle. After investigating, officers identified Broyles via surveillance, where she was observed entering the driver’s seat of the Honda Accord, acting as the “getaway driver.” A warrant was issued for her arrest on April 9th.
Additionally, on March 18th, Broyles was one of seven people who walked into the Nike Factory store at Tanger Outlets and started taking multiple items off the shelves, totaling $2,725. Officers noted that they took as much merchandise as they could carry, ranging from all sizes, consistent with behaviors from other retail crime groups who shoplift for resale. The location had surveillance footage, which helped officers identify Broyles. Then, another warrant was issued for her arrest on April 23rd. Broyles was taken into custody for retail crime and facilitating a theft on April 25th.
