The Metropolitan Police Department is asking the public for help tracking down suspects connected to a recent burglary in Northeast Washington, D.C. According to police reports, the incident occurred on July 25, when three individuals unlawfully entered an occupied residence on the 600 block of Orleans Place, Northeast, in broad daylight. The offenders managed to make off with various property items from the home before escaping.

Described as a "Burglary One" offense, the break-in took place at approximately 3:48 p.m., as noted in an official release from the Metropolitan Police Department. Authorities have yet to release descriptions of the suspects or detail the property stolen during the burglary.

The MPD's call to the public includes an appeal for any information or surveillance footage that may lead to the apprehension of the individuals responsible. In the spirit of community policing, the department often relies upon residents and local businesses to come forth with any evidence to aid such investigations. 

The MPD has not disclosed whether they believe this incident is connected to a series of similar recent break-ins in the area. Officials are asking anyone with information about this incident to contact the police. Confidential tips can also be submitted to the department's text tip line by sending a message to 50411.