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San Francisco Woman Arrested for Livermore Outlet Thefts Faces New Robbery and Identity Fraud Charges

She remains held on $27,500 bail at Santa Rita Jail as investigators review other outlet mall loss reports.

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Overview

  • Police stopped Lashay Dodds on Monday after spotting her load a U-Haul—fraudulently rented with a fake Nevada ID and credit card—at the San Francisco Premium Outlets.
  • Officers recovered more than 25 boxes of shoes and piles of clothing stolen from brands including Nike, Adidas, Marshalls, UGG, Timberland and Bath & Body Works.
  • U-Haul confirmed the van was stolen and reported it to the Dublin Police Department before Livermore officers made the arrest.
  • Dodds, 38, with multiple prior theft convictions, faces charges including grand theft, possession of a stolen vehicle, identity theft, robbery and petty theft with priors.
  • The arrest highlights a growing trend of organized outlet mall thefts in the Bay Area involving vehicle misuse and identity fraud.