www.fox10phoenix.com Thief Caught Stealing Halloween Decorations in Surprise, Arizona
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- •Surveillance footage captured a woman stealing Halloween decorations from a family's lawn.
- •The theft occurred in Surprise, Arizona, with multiple similar incidents reported in the area.
- •The Ostrander family is cooperating with police and is willing to prosecute the thief.
A woman was caught on surveillance footage stealing Halloween decorations from the Ostrander family's lawn in Surprise, Arizona, early on October 21, 2026. The thief, driving a mint-colored Jeep, took several items including a skeleton dog named 'Ellie' and tombstones. The family initially thought the decorations were blown away by a storm that damaged their van. After reviewing security footage, they discovered the theft and reported it to the police. Other residents in the area have also reported similar thefts, prompting an investigation by Surprise police. The total value of the stolen decorations is estimated at around $100. The Ostrander family is willing to prosecute the thief if identified.
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