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A significant amount of stolen merchandise has been recovered by the Waller County Sheriff's Office. The recovered items, valued at over $9,000, include marijuana and makeup. The cosmetic items were stolen from several stores, specifically Walgreens and CVS locations.
Further details about the recovery and the thefts are available from the Waller County Sheriff's Office, which reported that the stolen cosmetic items came from stores in the San Antonio area.
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