by Officer Juan D. Barnes, Sr
April 27, 2017
Categories: Be on the Lookout
Topics: Missing Person/Runaway, Third District
NOPD needs the public’s assistance in locating a missing person.
by Aaron E. Looney
Topics: Burglary/Theft, Second District
The NOPD is requesting assistance from anyone with information that can help identify and locate two subjects captured on surveillance footage shoplifting form the Circle K store at 6050 Magazine Street on April 19, 2017.
Topics: Missing Person/Runaway, Second District
The NOPD continues to search for information regarding the whereabouts of a juvenile reported as a runaway from the 2800 block of Pine Street on March 24, 2017, who has yet to return home.
Topics: Burglary/Theft, Eighth District
The NOPD is seeking assistance in identifying and locating a suspect wanted in connection with a simple robbery that occurred on April 23, 2017, in the 300 block of South Rampart Street.
Categories: Be on the Lookout, Videos
Topics: Burglary/Theft, First District
The NOPD is requesting assistance in identifying and locating a suspect caught on surveillance video in a simple burglary that occurred on April 24, 2017 in the 300 block of North Lopez Street.
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