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Teeth whitening thief turns himself in: Kingston police

Kingston police say two people who were involved in several thefts turned themselves in on Thursday. CKWS

Kingston police say two people involved in several alleged thefts — one of whom allegedly stole teeth whitening products twice in under 10 days — turned themselves in on Thursday.

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According to police, on July 15, a 27-year-old Kingston man went into a store on the 1000-block of Midland Avenue. Police say he stole teeth whitening products and other items from the store with an approximate value of $450. Police say no one witnessed the alleged theft but it was recorded on video.

Several days later, on July 18, the 27-year-old man entered a store on the 1100-block of Princess Street with a 25-year-old Kingston woman. Police say the two stole a television valued at approximately $400. Again, no one at the store saw the alleged theft, but police say it was recorded on security video.

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On July 25, around 2:30 p.m., police say the man once again stole teeth whitening products and other items from a store in the-1100 block of Princess Street — items valued at $225. Police say that store security confronted the man, but he then got away in a vehicle that was registered to the woman from the alleged July 18 theft.

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On July 26, the two alleged thieves became aware of the investigation and then turned themselves in to police.

The 27-year-old man was charged with three counts of theft and the 25-year-old woman was charged with one count of theft.

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