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Toys 'R' Us Employee Stole More Than $2,500 In Jefferson Valley, Police Say

YORKTOWN, N.Y. - A Bonnie and Clyde-like duo from the Bronx is facing felony charges for attempting to steal holiday gifts from a Jefferson Valley Toys”R”Us location.

A pair from the Bronx were arrested at the Jefferson Valley Toys"R"Us for stealing more than $2,000 in merchandise.

A pair from the Bronx were arrested at the Jefferson Valley Toys"R"Us for stealing more than $2,000 in merchandise.

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On Friday, the Yorktown Police Department announced that Bronx residents Darryl Powell, Jr. and Nancy Grubbs are facing felony grand larceny charges for their scheme that allowed the pair to steal more than $2,000 in goods and cash from Toys”R”Us.

According to police, shortly before 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 20, police received a call from a Toys”R”Us employee, reporting a larceny. A subsequent investigation revealed that between Dec. 13 and 18, Grubbs, who was an employee of Toys”R”Us would allegedly allow Powell, posing as a customer, to go through the checkout line and not charge him for certain merchandise.

The police report also alleges that Grubbs would give Powell cash from the register. In all, the total loss from Toys”R”Us is valued at $2,521.98.

Following the investigation, Grubbs was taken into custody at Toys”R”Us, while Powell was located outside, in a vehicle, where he was allegedly smoking marijuana, leading to a misdemeanor possession charge on top of the grand larceny charge.

Both parties were arrested and transported to the Yorktown Police Department to be processed. Grubbs was released on $200 bail, while Powell’s was raised to $300. Both are due back in Yorktown Court on Tuesday, Jan. 24. 

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