Four held on felony shoplifting charge

SALEM — Two shoplifting suspects chose a vanity at Home Depot Wednesday evening, then walked around the store, filling it with tools and other items, police said.

The two then went to a self-checkout register, scanned a few of the items and left the store with the goods, valued at $2,000.

Police stopped the suspects' car as it was leaving the parking lot just before 5:30 p.m.

The four people in the car were arrested and all face at least one felony charge. They all remained in the county jail yesterday evening.

Tiffany Harrison, 24, of Brooklyn is charged with felony willful concealment and false report to law enforcement.

Pierre Louis, 28, of Philadelphia and Rodrigue Domingue, 29, of Brooklyn both face felony charges of criminal liability for conduct of another.

Kenton Ames, 34, of Brooklyn faces a felony charge of theft by deception and possession of false identification.

Harrison, Domingue and Ames all refused the services of a bail commission and were taken to the county jail pending their arraignment in 10th Circuit Court in Salem.

Lous had cash bail set at $5,000, but did not post it and also remains in jail.