Police Search for Beer Thief Who Struck Twice in One Day in Huntsville

Police Seek Thief Who Stole Beer—Twice in One Day!

In the bustling city of Huntsville, Alabama, a bizarre case has emerged that has both the police and the community scratching their heads. Just this week, local authorities are on the hunt for a crafty thief who boldly walked into a Target store, not once but twice in a single day, and swiped a hefty haul of beer!

Beer Bandit Strikes Twice

According to officials, the troublemaking individual first entered the Target on University Drive and pilfered *five whole cases of Bud Light*. Just a few hours later, with seemingly no care in the world, he returned to the same store to make another round of theft! This time, he took even more beer. Now that’s what you call dedication—or should we say desperation? The suspect made a hasty escape in an older model Cadillac.

If you happen to come across this beer bandit, it might be wise to alert the authorities. After all, the last thing they need is a *two-time thief* getting away with more frosty brews!

Other Notable Criminals on the Radar

But it’s not just the beer thief in Huntsville who is causing a stir. Law enforcement is also keeping an eye out for several other individuals involved in various criminal activities around the area:

• Jeremy Lemmon is wanted for allegedly stealing a laptop from a local business and then trying to sell it on eBay. Talk about a *tech blunder*!
• Mervin Alaniz-Santiago has a serious issue on his hands—he’s accused of cashing over $16,000 in forged checks at a local bank. Yikes! That’s a hefty amount to lose in a scam.
• Jaque Macklin is making headlines as he’s wanted for burglarizing an apartment and stealing a television. It looks like some folks are taking “binge-watching” a little too far!
• Timothy Hicks is accused of swiping a generator out of a truck parked at a local business. A generator might not seem glamorous, but it can sure come in handy!
• Lastly, we have Jorge Omar Julian-Martinez, wanted for aggravated assault after reportedly speeding through a parking lot, hitting a pedestrian, and fleeing the scene. That’s definitely not the *way to drive responsibly*.

How to Help

Authorities are urging anyone who has seen these individuals, or might have some information about their whereabouts, to step forward and help out. You can simply call 53-crime to pass along any tips. Alternatively, there are options to submit tips via text or email, or even through the P3 Tips platform. Every little bit helps!

Stay Safe, Huntsville!

The Huntsville community is known for its close-knit and supportive nature, so let’s work together to keep the streets safe! If you spot these notorious figures, don’t hesitate—give the police a call. Let’s hope these incidents of theft and mischief come to a swift end, and soon, the only thing people are talking about in Huntsville are the *good times over a cold Bud Light*.

Stay vigilant, folks! Together, we can make Huntsville a better place for everyone.