Bloomfield Township police recover $3,200 in stolen property from 4 women in retail theft

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Michigan. – Bloomfield Township police have arrested four women involved in an Ultra Beauty retail fraud.

The theft happened Wednesday (Oct. 23) at 3 p.m. at the Ulta Beauty in the 2161 block of S. Telegraph Road. A witness reported that three women filled Ulta bags with perfume and other merchandise without paying.

Officials said the women fled to a waiting vehicle and got into a Chrysler 200 with an Ohio license plate driven by the fourth woman.

Bloomfield Township Police located the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop on it.

The driver of the vehicle was identified as Dajuandolyn Ramey, 19. The three passengers were identified as Kahshyrah Winters, 21, Ja’Mee Hoskins, 26, and Gloria Nelson, 27.

All four women were from Toledo, Ohio. Officers observed Ulta bags and merchandise in the vehicle and later arrested all four suspects.

The Bloomfield Township Police Department impounded the vehicle, obtained a search warrant for it and recovered merchandise from Ulta Beauty, TJ Maxx and Bath & Body Works in Bloomfield Township.

Detectives also recovered merchandise from an out-of-town Dick’s Sporting Goods. Stolen merchandise recovered from the stores totaled more than $3,200.

The Oakland County District Attorney’s Office authorized the following charges:

• Count 1: Retail fraud in the first degree against Ramey, Winters, Hoskins and Nelson

• Count 2: Retail fraud in the third degree against Ramey and Winters

• Count 3: Driving While License Suspended against Ramey

On October 25, 2024, the women were sent to trial at the 48th District Court.

Ramey was given a $35,000 cash or surety bond, and Winters, Nelson and Hoskins were each given a $50,000 bond.