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Sapulpa Police Hunt for Blurry-Photo Suspect in Retail Theft Case

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Published on November 05, 2026
Sapulpa Police Hunt for Blurry-Photo Suspect in Retail Theft CaseSource: Sapulpa Police Department / Facebook

Sapulpa police are asking the public for help identifying a person captured in a blurry photo, saying the individual is wanted in connection with a theft from a retail business. Investigators have not released the person's name or other identifying details, nor have they said what was taken or where the alleged theft occurred.

The Sapulpa Police Department said it is asking for help identifying the person shown in the photo, according to News On 6, which reported the appeal. The department said the person is wanted in connection with a theft from a retail business, though it has not specified which store was targeted or when the incident happened.

How to Reach Investigators

Anyone with information is asked to contact Sapulpa police detective Radcliffe by email at [email protected], per the department's request. In a separate report about an active Sapulpa investigation, KTUL lists a phone number, 918-227-5111.

That station also reported that police have not said whether the individual is facing charges, leaving the case's next steps unclear for now. No further details about the person's identity or the circumstances of the alleged theft have been made public.

Another Appeal From Sapulpa Police

This is another case in which Sapulpa police have turned to the public for help putting a name to a face. In a separate investigation, officers said a different individual is a person of interest in a burglary case, according to KTUL's reporting on that matter.

In yet another unrelated case, Sapulpa police sought assistance locating a woman identified as a person of interest in the possession of a stolen vehicle, the station reported separately. That woman was last seen near Main and Taft by McDonald's in Sapulpa, according to the same outlet's coverage. Those cases are distinct from the retail theft investigation and do not provide additional details about it.

Sapulpa police have asked the public for help identifying the person in the blurry photograph. Anyone who recognizes the individual is encouraged to reach out to Detective Radcliffe using the contact information provided above.