Brentwood Police Nab Suspect Responsible for Over $80k in Ulta Merchandise

The Brentwood Police Department announced the arrest of an individual in connection with organized retail theft.

According to police, an observant Brentwood officer was patrolling the area of 2400 Sand Creek Road when he noticed a vehicle parked near Raley’s. The officer recognized the passenger in the vehicle as 18 year-old Taylor Martin of Brentwood.

Martin, who is responsible for stealing over $80,000 worth of merchandise from Ulta stores all over the bay area. She was placed under arrest for a felony warrant with a bail amount of $400,000.

Upon contacting Martin, the officer placed her under arrest and she was transported to the Martinez Detention Facility for booking.

Brentwood Police provided video on social media shows Martin in one of the incidents at Ulta where organized retail theft occurred.


Total Bookings by Agency

Per a recent Contra Costa County Sheriff Report, here is a look at total bookings per agency between January – June of 2024 in Contra Costa County:

  • 1,254 – Contra Costa County Sheriff
  • 650 – Concord PD
  • 647 – Richmond PD
  • 627 – San Pablo PD
  • 502 – Brentwood PD
  • 443 – Walnut Creek PD
  • 424 – CHP Martinez
  • 393 – Antioch PD
  • 355 – Pittsburg PD
  • 272 – BART Police
  • 179 – Pleasant Hill PD
  • 169 – Martinez PD
  • 150 – San Ramon PD
  • 147 – Oakley PD
  • 138 – Hercules PD
  • 131 – Pinole PD
  • 128 – El Cerrito PD
  • 109 – Lafayette PD
  • 73 – Danville PD
  • 52 – Orinda PD
  • 35 – East Bay Regional Parks PD
  • 22 – Clayton PD
  • 16 – Moraga PD
  • 7 – Kensington PD

June 5 – Police Seek Suspects in $2k Theft Case

In Brentwood, the police department is asking for the public’s help in identifying female suspects in connection with theft case.

According to Police, on May 6, 2024 the female suspects in these photos entered ULTA at the Streets of Brentwood and stole over $2,000 worth of fragrances and other products.

If you have any information regarding this investigation, please contact the BPD non-emergency line at 925-809-7911. Reference case # 2402075

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Jiveass honky 07/30/2024 - 5:23 pm
She will be released with no bail by the soros da , IMO.

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