Wanted Wednesday

Theft Suspect

We are starting Wanted Wednesday this week with our search for a suspect wanted for a theft at a motel in Upper Marlboro. The theft took place on May 28^th approximately 2:50 am at a motel on Crain Highway. The preliminary investigation revealed the suspect opened the cash register and stole money. If you have information, please call 301-390-2180 or 1-866-411-TIPS. Please refer to case 20-0025889. 

Theft Investigation

Do you recognize him? Detectives are working to arrest this suspect who stole multiple items from a drugstore on May 28^th. The store is located on Riggs Road. Please call 301-699-2601 with any info and refer to case number 20-0025982.

Theft Suspects/ RID North

These two suspects are linked to a theft from an auto store on May 27^th. The preliminary investigation revealed both suspects walked inside the store on New Hampshire Avenue, requested auto parts and ran out without paying. Please call 301-699-2601 with info and refer to case number 20-0025822.

Burglary Suspect / RID South

Detectives are actively working to arrest this pictured suspect. The preliminary investigation revealed the suspect targeted the same business twice on Wheeler Road – once on June 1^st and again on June 3^rd. If you have information that could help detectives, please call 301-749-5064. Refer to case 20-0026521.

Residential Burglary/ RID Central

Up next, our investigation regarding a residential burglary in District Heights. We are asking for the community’s assistance to identify this suspect who is linked to the burglary on Brenton Drive on June 2nd. Anyone with info is asked to call Crimesolvers at 1-866-411-TIPS or 301-772-4911. Please refer to case number 20-0026808.

Theft from Auto

Finally, detectives are attempting to identify the individuals in these photos. They’d like to talk to them about a theft from auto on June 2^nd on Pennsylvania Avenue in Suitland. A debit card stolen during that theft was then used at nearby businesses. If you have info, please call 301-772-4911 and reference case number 20-0026798.