
State of
Delaware
Department of
Safety and Homeland Security
DIVISION OF STATE POLICE
Superintendent
Thomas F. Mac Leish
www.dsp.delaware.gov
Update #1-
Suspect Turns Herself In
This is No
Longer Victoria’s Secret- Employee Wanted in Felony Internal Theft
Released-
Thursday, January 22, 2009
North
Wilmington-
Ms. Norma
Johnson turned herself in to authorities this morning at Troop 1 in
Penny Hill. She was officially charged with a single count of
felony Theft and released on a $2,000.00 unsecured bond.
Ms. Johnson
saw her picture in several local media outlets and elected to
cooperate and respond to Troop 1 to answer to the charges.

Norma
Johnson
DSP News
Release:
Wednesday, January 21, 2009- This is No Longer
Victoria’s Secret- Employee Wanted in Felony Internal Theft
Location of
Incident:
Victoria’s Secret, Concord Mall, 4737 Concord Pike, Wilmington,
Delaware, New Castle County
Date and Time
of Occurrence:
September 30, 2007 – December 24, 2008
Suspects:
Norma Johnson, 42, of North Harrison Street in Wilmington
Resume:
On January 5th of this year, Troopers were called to the
Victoria’s Secret in the Concord Malll for a reported internal
theft.
A regional
loss prevention manager contacted DSP after his investigation
connected a store employee- Norma Johnson- to over $9,400.00 in
thefts of merchandise. This investigation was launched when a
tremendous amount of perfume and undergarments were found missing
over a 14-month-long period.
The name of
Norma Johnson surfaced as records checks determined she had violated
various store policies. Ms. Johnson ultimately cooperated with
corporate investigators who ultimately terminated her employment.
The fruits of
this internal investigation were turned over to DSP Troopers who
obtained an arrest warrant for Ms. Johnson charging her with felony
Theft. She has failed to turn herself in.
Anyone with
information pertaining to Norma Johnson’s whereabouts should call
Troop 1 at 302-761-6677 ext. 322 or Crime Stoppers at
1-800-TIP-3333.