The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) is reaching out to the community with a public appeal for help tracking down suspects connected to a recent burglary in Washington, D.C.'s Northeast district. The incident targeted a business located on the 1200 block of H Street, Northeast, and saw two individuals break into and steal from the property in the dark early hours of Wednesday, May 22.
According to the official MPD press release, the burglary occurred at 1:07 a.m. The suspects were caught on surveillance video, where they can be seen forcibly entering the establishment and then exiting with the stolen goods. The footage, now made public by MPD, is critical in soliciting assistance from anyone who might recognize the perpetrators or have information about the burglary.
Authorities have yet to release a detailed description of the items taken during the burglary. However, they are keen on apprehending the individuals responsible for this crime. To encourage community members to come forward, MPD has also indicated that a monetary reward is available for anyone who provides information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the involved parties.
Anyone with knowledge of this incident or who recognizes the suspects shown in the video is urged to contact the police. Those wishing to remain anonymous can send in tips by texting 50411. MPD emphasizes that cooperation from community members is often essential in solving cases such as this, and they greatly appreciate any assistance the public can offer. In the meantime, local businesses are reminded to review their security measures to deter future break-ins.
