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Sumter detectives seek help in catching Wal-Mart bandit sporting ‘man bun’

By Staff Report

Sumter County sheriff’s detectives are seeking help in catching a bandit who ripped off the Bushnell Wal-Mart recently.

Sumter County sheriff’s detectives are searching for the man pictured above, who is accused of stealing more than $100 in merchandise from the Bushnell Wal-Mart recently and then fleeing in a red Ford Thunderbird.

Detectives say the man pictured above entered the store, located at 2163 W C 48, on June 8 and took more than $100 in miscellaneous items. He is described as a white male with facial hair and a “man bun.” And he was believed to be driving a red Ford Thunderbird.

Anyone with information about the man or the crime is asked to contact Det. S. Pettitt at (352) 793-2621. To make an anonymous tip, called Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS (8477) and reference case number 2921.

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