Police are investigating two cases of retail theft and fraud after three women were caught on surveillance video stealing wallets from multiple stores.

All traffic on eastbound lanes of State Road 50 at its onramp to U.S. Route 27 was rerouted Saturday morning after a car struck and seriously injured a pedestrian there, according to Clermont Police.

Clermont police say he robbed a Regions Bank on Feb. 16, 2021. (images: Clermont Police)CLERMONT, Fla. – A possibly armed man got away with an unknown amount of money after demanding cash from a teller at a Regions Bank branch Tuesday morning, according to Clermont police. Authorities are now searching for the man behind the robbery that happened around 9:45 a.m. at 2630 E. Highway 50. The teller provided the man with an unknown amount of cash in small bills and the man left on foot. He was wearing a gray sweatshirt, gray sweatpants and a blue and black baseball cap with the No.

CLERMONT, Fla. – Police are investigating a hit-and-run that left a great grandmother of nine dead, according to the Clermont Police Department. According to Clermont Police, Diane Craig, 74, was hit by a car while trying to cross State Road 50 at Grand Highway at about 6:17 p.m. Saturday night. “We wanted to try and save her because you know, she impacted everybody’s life,” said her granddaughter Brandi Simmons, in tears Monday morning. I know they probably didn’t know what happened, who knows what their situation, but I already know that she forgives them,” Simmons said. “I just want them to come forward and let us know what happened.

CLERMONT, Fla. A noose was found hanging from a tree in front of a Clermont doctors, according to city officials. Clermont officials said employees of the Painalgia Relief Center on Mohawk Road found the noose hanging from a tree in front of the building on Monday morning. City officials said the employees do not know of anyone who would be targeting the business for any reason. The incident is being investigated as a hate crime, according to the Clermont Police. Words cannot express the City of Clermonts disappointment and disgust over this apparent hate crime.

CLERMONT, Fla. – Authorities issued a new crime alert warning Clermont residents of calls from someone pretending to be an officer asking for personal information. Police say they have received reports of the department’s phone number being spoofed, with someone on the other end presenting themselves as a law enforcement officer. The department said the caller will ask for personal information, including Social Security numbers. Anyone who receives a call from the department’s number and is asked personal questions should hang up and call the Clermont police non-emergency line to verify that a real officer is calling, police said in a tweet. The nonemergency number is 352-394-5588.