Man sought after allegedly using fake paperwork to get rifle from Walmart

Now, Ben Salem, police, a man walked into a Walmart. There he is right there. He used fake paperwork to get his hands on something that he has right there. That is a rifle. I want to get to Jenny Joy. She's going to pick up the story for us. Yeah, good afternoon, Thomas. So we are expecting to hear from police in just a little bit to kind of see where they're at with this investigation. But what we know right now is that they are following up on leads. The last confirmed sighting that they have of this man with the stolen rifle was from Friday afternoon walking through Neshaminy Mall's parking lot. So let's take a look at the surveillance images once again. I mean, it's a concerning picture here. And according to police on Friday afternoon, this man walked into Ben Salem Walmart on Horizon Boulevard, approached an employee and showed fraudulent paperwork providing clearance for a Winchester rifle. Surveillance video shows the man entering a restricted employee-only area where he placed the rifle in a rifle bag and then left the store through the garden center. Just before 2 p.m. Friday, he is seen on surveillance walking through the parking lot, again, of Neshaminy Mall through, well, heading toward the SEPTA bus stop. And at this point, that is the last confirmed sighting of this man roaming around with the stolen rifle. So as you can see in the images, he is wearing a black jacket, dark jeans, carrying a collapsible scooter. And once inside the store, he did put on a yellow vest. So again, concerning story, concerning images at this point. Again, police have not yet located this man and they're asking anybody who has any information on who he is or where he might be to give Ben Salem police a call. Back to you. All right. Certainly more to come on this story, Jenny, and a possible statement from Walmart as well and any policy changes moving forward, even though he had that fake paperwork. Jenny, thank you.