Kingston police looking for woman accused of stealing $1,500 in groceries

The alleged thefts happened between June and October.

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Smalltown Graffiti Staff
November 24, 2025

Kingston police are looking for a woman accused of stealing around $1,500 worth of merchandise from two grocery stores.

Police say the unknown woman was involved in four thefts between June and October at stores on Midland Avenue and in the Kingston Center.

The woman is described as “25-35 years of age, heavy set with long dark hair, often worn in a bun.”

Police ask anyone with information about her identity to contact Cst. Andrew Sullivan at [email protected].

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