DICKS SPORTING GOODS EMPLOYEE PEPPER SPRAYED BY THIEVING BOOSTERS

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There are criminals and then there are criminals that just don’t know when to quit.

Three women wanted for stealing from a Dick’s Sporting Goods store in Salisbury, NC have been identified. One of the women is seen on surveillance video spraying an employee in the face with pepper spray.

The suspects have been recently identified as Armani Cloud,19, Zjane Johnson, 24, and Deneisha Brown, 23.

Armani Cloud, Zjane Johnson, and Deneisha Brown

On March 17, 2019 at the Dick’s Sporting Goods on Julian Road Salisbury, NC the suspects are accused of gathering various clothing items then walking to the door without paying for the merchandise.

A male employee confronted the women as they were reportedly leaving the store without paying for the merchandise in their possession. One of the women then pepper sprayed the male employee in the face with pepper spray.

The suspects then ran from the store and were last seen leaving the area in a gray four-door Honda Accord with a missing tag.

Armani was also arrested in February 2019 for being an alleged lookout during a theft operation at Carolina Place mall.

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