Courtesy of Lincoln Police/Crime Stoppers.LINCOLN–(KFOR Dec. 24)– ‘Tis the season to be merry, but for some it’s an opportunity to be a Grinch. Lincoln Police need your help in solving some recent shoplifting cases. LPD forensics technician Becky Keller offered a quick rundown on Wednesday m orning on those cases, where your help is needed. On Saturday, December 20th – two women were captured on camera at the N. 27th Walmart concealing clothing items and then leaving without paying for them. They left in a black Jeep Grand Cherokee. One of the girls should be super recognizable, she had very bright reddish pink hair. (C5-110484) On Thursday, December 18th, a woman was reported to have allegedly used a Blue Razz Kool-Aid Packet to scan $130 worth of grocery and other miscellaneous items at the Walmart on N. 85th Street. She was driving this white Chevy Traverse, and had a young pre-school aged boy with her. (C5-109412) On Monday, December 15th, the Kwik Shop on 44th/Cornhusker said a woman came into the store and took two bottles of Tito’s without paying for them. She was wearing all dark clothing, including a black Nike hoodie, and had reddish colored hair. (C5-109094) On Saturday, December 13th, the Walmart on N. 85th reported this man walked out of the store with multiple jugs of oil, an oil filter, and some gloves. He left in a silver Chevy Traverse. (C5-101339) On Sunday, November 16th, the Pump and Pantry on West O and Sun Valley reported a man in a cowboy hat came into the store and walked out with a jug of water he didn’t pay for. He left as the passenger of a dark colored pickup truck. (C5-101082) We’re going back to October 8th. We are still trying to figure out the identity of these 4 men who went into Scheel’s on 30th and Pine Lake Road. At least 3 of them were caught on camera concealing items before all 4 of them left together in the black Lexus sedan seen in the parking lot. If you have any information on these cases, call Crime Stoppers at 402-475-3600 or visit www.lincolncrimestoppers.com. ...read more read less