Talk about bold: A robbery suspect stole Apple electronics goods from two area WalMarts and then turned around and advertised he was selling cheap Apple products on his Facebook account.

Cameras at WalMart caught some crystal clear images of the thief as he allegedly hit a pair of WalMart stores and now Spokane County Sheriff's deputies are searching for the suspect, helped in their efforts by several of the suspect's ex-girlfriends.

There wasn't even reward money being offered in this case, but after those surveillance photos appeared on January 25 no less than eight people called the sheriff's office and identified the suspect.

video Some people are not afraid to burn bridges and Lundon Walker is apparently one of them. Walker allegedly went to the back of two different WalMarts, broke out the glass on a display case and strolled out of the store with an arm-load of Apple electronics.

Sheriff's deputies say a man was stabbed at least four times at Hooters in Spokane Valley Saturday night.

Spokane Valley Sheriff's received the stabbing call around 9 p.m.

When the deputy arrived, he talked with the victim inside the Hooters casino. The man said he saw an old friend who asked him to step outside.

The victim said he thought the man wanted to work out issues from their past, but instead he pulled a folding knife out of his front pocket and stood in a threatening manner.

Thinking the man was going to stab him, the victim hit him in the face one time. The suspect then attacked him, stabbing him at least four times before he could get away.

Deputies say surveillance video verified the man's description of the incident. He suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Deputies also have information about the suspect, but have not released it. The investigation is ongoing.

Spokane County deputies found three stolen cars Tuesday night, including a teenage girl's car that was reunited with her less than an hour after being stolen.

Around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, police got a report of a stolen car in Spokane Valley. A deputy spotted the car at Trent Avenue and Fancher Road a few minutes later. When the deputy tried pulling the driver over, the man took off. The deputy lost the car near Mission Avenue and Crestline Street.

The deputies found the car a few minutes later, crashed into a nearby garage and the driver was gone. Police used a K9 to track the man, eventually finding him on the 2300 block of East Marshall Avenue.

video Spokane County Sheriff Sergeant Dave Ellis said the deputy who originally spotted the car, Deputy Jason Karnitz, found two other cars earlier Tuesday night.

"It has been a busy night," Ellis said.

The first two stolen cars were spotted thanks to the new automated license plate reader.