WANTED-Police are seeking help in identifying the suspect pictured here, who was involved in a robbery.
SEEN HIM? CALL IN-Police are seeking this man, a robbery suspect.
According to reports, on the night of Wednesday, January 18, 8:30 p.m, a driver was parking his car in the 600 block of. S. Washington Street when the suspect (pictured on the left) approached his passenger side and asked for a ride.
The driver told the man he only needed to go a few blocks, and the driver let him into the car and began driving. One the car was moving, the man told the driver, “I need you to drive to the nearest ATM and withdraw $100.” He kept his right hand in his jacket pocket, implying that he had a weapon. The driver took the man to an ATM at the corner of Eastern Ave. and S. Patterson Park Avenue, whereupon both walked to the ATM.
The driver stuck his card in the machine and began pressing random numbers, saying he had a problem with the machine. He then cancelled the transaction, grabbed his card and ran northbound on Patterson Park Ave. The suspect, seeing the driver was going for help, ran south.
Police are asking anyone who knows the suspect to call Det. Robert Crane at 410-396-2429. Those with information can call and leave their tips anonymously; you will not be required to identify yourself.
Call with info on stolen jewelry, computer
HELP FIND STOLEN PROPERTY-Police are seeking the public’s assistance in finding and returning property that was stolen in a home invasion on Thursday, Feb. 9 at around 5 p.m. in the 800 block of Trinity Street.
The suspect is described as a dark complected man, 40-45 years of age, 5’10” to 6’0” in height, weighing between 170 and 190 pounds. Further description includes the fact the suspect has broken and/or missing teeth, a blue knitted skull hat, and a beige or tan zip-up jacket and white shoes.
Among the property stolen in the offense was a 16GB Apple Ipad (serial#V503836NETU), a diamond tennis bracelet, a Victorian gold ring with 1.5 carat square cut diamond and other jewelry. (Photos of the jewelry accompany this article.)
Anyone who sees, or who may know the suspect, or who has seen any of the property taken (the jewelry or computer) should contact Detective Clark of the SE DDU at 410-396-2422/2429 and/or 443-250-0034.
