San Diego County Crime Stoppers and San Diego Police Department’s Northwestern Division are looking for suspects involved in multiple vehicle burglaries, which have led to significant credit card fraud. According to information released by San Diego County Crime Stoppers, the burglaries occurred on November 11 at the Veteran’s Cemetery on Noble Drive.
The cunning crooks managed to quickly steal belongings and purses from three vehicles, subsequently racking up approximately $3,500 in fraudulent charges. Notably, the alleged thieves were recorded on surveillance video at the scene and spotted using the stolen credit cards at a local Walmart and Shell gas station. The authorities are asking the public to help to identify and track down the culprits.
Descriptions of the suspects have surfed onto the scene, with one man seen wearing black glasses and dark-colored plaid, while his accomplice donned a dark-colored hat and white long-sleeve shirt. San Diego Police Department’s Northwestern Division has encouraged anyone with information that might lead to an arrest to reach out. There's an incentive on the table – a reward of up to $1,000 for tips that result in the suspects’ apprehension.
Those with any leads are urged to call the police or drop a tip anonymously through the Crime Stoppers tip line. For additional details or to learn how to submit an anonymous online tip, citizens must visit the Crime Stoppers website.
Officers overseeing the case have made themselves available for further media inquiry. Officer Theresa Pappert and Detective Rene Holley from the San Diego Police are handling questions regarding the burglaries. At the same time, Crime Stoppers communications can be funneled through Officer Mark Herring or Deputy Emilio Castillero.
