The incident occurred yesterday morning. A woman was caught shoplifting at Avance Center. The store owners confirmed through surveillance camera footage that there were indeed women involved. There were at least three of them. One stayed near the cashier area, on the side. The second positioned herself further back. The third remained on the side as well, working to move the cashier to the center. They worked carefully with sharp objects and targeted the cash register, which they emptied in a short time. The theft was quickly completed and the young women left the shopping area discreetly. The store owner from Behoririka only realized what had happened after they had already left. He did not accept the situation easily and agreed to work with the store to examine the images. The full extent of what happened was clearly visible. The investigation and search for the young women should be straightforward since all evidence is clearly recorded on camera. Someone must recognize them, as it is likely they work at or frequent Avance Center and the surrounding area. If they don't work there, they may have moved to another busy shopping area nearby. The easiest way to catch such criminals is through the presence of security guards who maintain order and interact with customers. Reinforcements should be deployed to apprehend these young women and they will be held accountable. However, this requires cooperation with store owners, as they are the ones who know the regular customers and those who never buy anything. These are the ones to watch out for first.