The Buy-Low Foods store opened on Friday and police say that over the next three days a total of 12 shoplifting incidents were reported, involving 13 people and just over $450 in stolen merchandise.
Police say officers will continue working with loss-prevention staff to curb shoplifting at the new Buy-Low.
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