​Man Scams Cashier Out Of $4700 At Warrington Store: Police

WARRINGTON, PA — A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a man who scammed a cashier out of $4700 at a store in Warrington.

At approximately 3:15 p.m. on May 19, police said two men entered the Lowe’s store at 425 Easton Road, Warrington. One of the individuals, identified as Markeese Henderson, used a fraudulent method known as a "Cash Out Scam" to obtain over $4,700 in merchandise without payment.

Police said Henderson first returned items purchased earlier that day from a Lowe’s in Oaks, receiving $529.54 in cash. He then completed four separate transactions at the store's exterior Lawn and Garden register, totaling $4,736.06, loading the items into a gray Jeep Grand Cherokee with Nebraska plates.

According to Lowe’s Asset Protection, Henderson manipulated a young cashier by presenting a card with a barcode and instructing them to press the “cash” button — falsely completing the transactions and generating receipts without actual payment.

"This scam is a form of social engineering that exploits inexperienced employees," police said.

District Judge Stacey Wertman has issued an arrest warrant for Henderson.