VIDEO: Sisters' theft of lobsters, ribeyes, and truffle butter explodes into checkout chaos and racial-slur rampage, cops say
Two sisters attempted to steal luxury food items from a grocery store in Massachusetts last weekend — but the pair exploded when store employees confronted them about the stolen goods, according to police.
The West Bridgewater Police Department said in a statement that officers were deployed to the Market Basket grocery store around 5 p.m. Saturday over reports of two customers "fighting with store employees."
'They screamed and directed racial and demeaning words at [a store employee]. Those words included "p***y and [the N-word]," which were loud enough for everyone in the front of the store to hear, causing an offensive condition without a legitimate purpose.'
"The investigation revealed that an employee had observed two women concealing high-priced items, including lobster meat, prime ribeye steaks, and truffle butter, in a bag while shopping," the statement reads. "The women did not pay for those items at checkout and were confronted by an employee."
Police identified the shoplifting suspects as 37-year-old Olivia L. Byrd of Quincy and 28-year-old Rahjane J. Byrd of Hyde Park.
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