The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to help locate and identify several suspects wanted for a variety of crimes.
The first case was a narcotics-related investigation that began at the end of the month. Detectives believe the woman seen on surveillance images may have information related to the case.
The woman is seen wearing a white cast on her right leg at the time and was using one crutch for assistance.
The next case involved a suspect who is wanted for burglarizing the same business three times in the past six months.
The incident happened at a business located in the 43000 block of East Pleasant Ridge Road in March, June and August of this year.
TPSO said all of the cases involved the suspect cutting a hole through a back fence and stealing several spools of cable wire that are worth thousands of dollars in value.
Each time, the suspect was seen on surveillance video and appears to be around 6 feet tall with a medium build and traveling in a four-door sedan.
On Thursday, Sept. 17, a man was seen hiding alcohol bottles in his clothes while at the convenience store located in the 11000 block of Highway 16 in Amite.
The clerk was confronted by the man, and he physically fought the employee and ran from the store with the stolen items.
The suspect was seen leaving the parking lot in a gold Chevrolet SUV, likely a Traverse, traveling westbound away from the interstate.
Any information about who the suspect seen in the surveillance images is can be provided by contacting Retail Crimes Det. Earl McFarland at 985-514-8181.
Sheriff Gerald Sticker encourages anyone with information about who any of these suspects are, and/or where to find them, to contact our Criminal Investigations Division at 985-902-2088.
If you’d prefer to share information anonymously, you can do so through Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa’s tip line at 1-800-554-5245 or visit www.tangicrimestoppers.com and click on the P3 Tips icon or Submit A Tip!
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