California police seek second man in thefts at herbal remedy stores MONTEREY PARK, Calif., Nov. 2 (UPI) -- Police released the image of a second suspect in robberies of California herbal remedy stores days after a first man was charged. Authorities in Monterey Park said Thursday the picture, captured by a security camera on the front of a nearby store, shows a man pacing in front of a store that sells Chinese traditional medicine, the Los Angeles Times reported. The man runs into the store and steals a container of ginseng. Traditional Chinese medicine says ginseng has healing properties. A pound can be sold on the black market for $300. A man believed to be an accomplice, Man Van Truong, was charged Wednesday with two counts of burglary and one count of attempted robbery. He was being held in lieu of $120,000 bond. The two men are suspected of stealing from as many as three local herbal remedy stories within a week and at least one theft from a store in San Gabriel.