The local authorities are on the hunt for two suspects involved in a brazen midday theft at a Detroit Marathon gas station, as the Detroit Police Department has released details in hopes of tracking down the culprits, CBS Detroit reports. According to investigators, the suspects made off with goods exceeding $100 in value, from the gas station located at 3199 Gratiot Ave. The incident went down around noon on Thursday, Fab. 1.
Witnesses described the escape vehicle as an orange Dodge Journey, with the license plate DE 98960, a detail noted across multiple reports. FOX 2 Detroit added that the individuals left the venue posthaste after nabbing a variety of items. Law enforcement has asked for any individuals with insights into the event to step forward and contact the police at 313-596-5700 or to reach out to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP in confidence.
Further cementing their appeal for public assistance, authorities released surveillance images of the accused. According to WWJ Newsradio 950, the two women caught on camera are wanted on accusations of retail fraud and destruction of property. The images distributed are clear, offering potential identifiers for community members who might recognize the suspects now facing legal consequences for their alleged actions.
Residents who might have any knowledge relating to the identities or whereabouts of these individuals are encouraged to contact the 7th Precinct at 313-596-5700. Submissions can also be made online, providing an avenue for anonymous tips that could play a crucial role in the ongoing investigation.
