A recent robbery at 6860 Quince Road has the Memphis Police Department on alert as they call for public assistance to nab the perpetrators of a deception-turned-heist. According to a police report published on December 30th, the incident occurred on December 22, 2025, when the victim was lured under the pretense of selling items listed online to a prospective buyer.
The planned exchange took an ominous turn when, at approximately 5:15 p.m., the suspects, armed with guns and the cloak of a buyer's interest, revealed their true intent: they robbed the victim of the advertised goods, an act that left the victim bereft and the suspects at large, promptly fleeing the scene with their ill-gotten gains. The police are urging witnesses or anyone with pertinent information about the robbery to reach out to CrimeStoppers, offering anonymity and possibly a reward for information leading to an arrest.
Information on the suspects remains scant, and the Memphis Police Department's inquiry is ongoing. The community's cooperation may prove pivotal in bringing the culprits to justice and restoring a sense of safety to online marketplaces
Those with insights into the robbery at 6860 Quince Road or who may have observed suspicious activity related to the incident are highly encouraged to step forward; such assistance is invaluable to law enforcement's pursuit of justice and crime prevention. Meanwhile, the silent echoes of the victim's loss serve as a cautionary whisper to the city's digital marketplace participants. Calls to CrimeStoppers can be made at 901-528-CASH (2274), with the assurance that callers can remain anonymous, facilitating the work of justice without fear of personal compromise.
