Police: Man stole from Norwalk Walmart, pulled knife on loss prevention officer on Christmas Eve
When approached by a loss prevention officer, police say he then pulled the knife before running off.
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Dec 27, 2022, 3:10 PM
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Updated 725 days ago
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2ds agoA man is accused of stealing from a Norwalk Walmart and threatening an employee with a knife on Christmas Eve, police say.
The incident happened at the Main Avenue Walmart Saturday night.
Police released a surveillance image of the man.
Police say the man walked out with the items without paying.
When approached by a loss prevention officer, police say he then pulled the knife before running off.
Anyone who recognizes him is asked to call Norwalk police at (203) 854-3111.
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