NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A family run business in Hermitage is out nearly $1,000 after a woman was caught on camera stealing Taylor Swift records.

"Before I knew it, the mother sent the daughter outside and scooped up the stack of records and walked out the door," Romeo Records and Cafe owner Rebecca Johnston said.

Johnston, a self-proclaimed "Swiftie", chased the woman down.

"I told the lady to come back inside and that I have her on camera," Johnston said. "She said she didn't care."

Now, the alleged thief's picture is posted on the walls of the store.

Metro police want to know if you recognize her.

Johnston said the woman drove off in a white or silver Jeep Cherokee.

Johnston said she opened Romeo Records and Cafe a few months ago. She said it was a dream of hers.

"As Taylor Swift would say, 'I put my blood, sweat and tears' into this shop," Johnston said. "It was upsetting to see someone come in and steal something for something that I worked so hard for."

Johnston said the woman in the video can clear up the "Bad Blood" by returning the records.

"I would love for her to bring the records back and be a good example for her daughter," Johnston said. "She still has time to fix this."

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