text: Fairfax County police are searching for a woman suspected of impersonating a Target employee and stealing more than $40,000 worth of iPhones. See video. 
   
   WASHINGTON — Fairfax County police are searching for a woman suspected of impersonating a Target employee and stealing more than $40,000 worth of iPhones earlier this month. 
   
   Police released surveillance footage Tuesday of the suspect leaving the store. 
   
   On March 15, an unidentified woman impersonated a Target employee at the 6600 Richmond Highway location in Alexandria, Virginia, police said. 
   
   She gained access to the stockroom and from there, police said she took the iPhones and put them in a box before leaving the store. 
   
   Surveillance footage shows the woman leaving the store and getting into a Volvo station wagon. 
   
   The suspect was familiar with store procedures, employee hours and where iPhones were kept in the stockroom. 
   
   Anyone with more information about this case can call Fairfax County police at 703-691-2131. 
   
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   © 2017 WTOP. All Rights Reserved. ||||| Detectives in Virginia are looking for a woman who disguised herself as a Target employee and stole more than $40,000 worth of iPhones. 
   
   The woman, dressed as an employee of Target, walked into the Richmond Highway store and made her way back to the stockroom. Once inside, she placed the iPhones in a box and left the store, Fairfax County police said. 
   
   Surveillance cameras were able to capture pictures of the woman. 
   
   Detectives said the woman is not affiliated with the store but appeared to know the store's procedures and location of the iPhones in the stockroom.
target: – She wasn't a Target employee, but a woman who sure seemed like one allegedly made off with around $40,000 worth of iPhones from a Virginia store. NBC Washington reports Fairfax County cops are looking for the retail impostor, who they say donned attire resembling a worker's getup, waltzed into the stockroom of the Alexandria location with a box, and loaded the box with dozens of iPhones before taking off. WTOP reports the woman, whose image was caught on tape, seemed to be familiar with how things worked at the store, including employee hours and where the iPhones were stored. Police say the theft occurred March 15, but posted about it on Facebook Monday with a call to "help us nab an iPhone thief." (Target recently had a Boston problem.)