On Feb 25, officers responded to a theft at two businesses near the intersection of Franklin and Milwaukee in Boise. Upon investigation it was discovered two suspects entered the businesses through unsecured entrances and took the safe from each business. The first theft occurred the night of Friday Feb 24 around 1045pm, with the suspects returning for the second theft in the early morning hours of Saturday Feb 25 around 630am.
Officers were able to obtain footage of the two suspects, along with a vehicle they were driving, which is a red Dodge Durango.
If you have any information on this crime, you can report it anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS, or leave a web tip at 343COPS.com
On Feb 13, officers responded to the report of fraudulent purchases on an account. The victim stated they had received a new financial card. Believing the old card was cancelled, it was thrown away. The victim started noticing unauthorized charges on the account and contacted police. Officers were able to obtain video of a subject making purchases on the victim’s account at multiple locations around Boise.
Go to 343COPS.com to view pictures of the subject and associated vehicle.
If you have any information on this crime, you can report it anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS, or leave a web tip at 343COPS.com
Boise Police detectives need your help identifying the suspect in this video. On February 5th around 1:30 pm he attempted to steal two purses off of a table. He dropped both before he could leave and the items were recovered, but investigators believe he may be involved in two other incidents, where a purse was stolen or an attempt was made. We know he’s pretty covered up, but if you recognize anything about him or his clothing or have any information to share with detectives please contact Ada County dispatch at 208-377-6790 or contact Crime Stoppers: at 208-343-COPS (2677), www.343COPS.com, or leave a tip using the “P3 Tips” app for your mobile device.
This is another important reminder to keep a close eye on your bags, wallets, and personal items! Whether you’re grocery shopping, working out at the gym or just sitting down at a restaurant like this, make sure your items are in a safe and secure place so thieves don’t have any opportunity to steal.
In early December 2022, Boise Police received a theft report from a business in the 4700 block of W. State St. After noticing a painting was missing from the business video was reviewed to find a male subject taking the painting from the store.
The subject is described as a white male adult in his 30s with dark down hair and a full beard. At the time of the theft he was wearing a gray and blue winter jacket, blue jeans, and boots and a cap.
Go to 343COPS.com to view pictures of the male subject.
If you have any information on this crime, you can report it anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS, or leave a web tip at 343COPS.com
Boise officers have responded to reports of purses being stolen, or attempts thefts, with the subject grabbing a purse and running away. One incident happened at a restaurant off S. Vista Ave. the night of February 2 where two purses were taken. The other two incidents happened on February 5 off N. Milwaukee St. at a restaurant and later in a retail parking lot. In both these cases the suspect was unsuccessful.
Video was obtained of one of the incidents on Feb 5, showing a white male adult wearing a black hoodie, blue mask, and black pants attempting to take two purses.
If you have any information on these crimes, you can report it anonymously to Crime Stoppers.
Police encourage you to:
Be aware of your surroundings at all times, to include who is around you.
Carry your purse with the strap across your body, ensuring your purse is closed.
Never leave your purse unattended or unsecured.
Limit your exposure and only carry the items you need in your purse or wallet.
On Sunday January 8, a business near Orchard/Emerald St in Boise noticed a bike was missing from in front of their building. Upon reviewing video, the business observed a male subject, who was wearing a black beanie, black jacket, and blue jeans select the bike from the front of the building and ride away.
If you have any information on this crime, you can report it anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS, or leave a web tip at 343COPS.com
BPD is investigating a series of vehicle vandalism cases that appear to be related. The vehicles received damage to the tires and in some cases, the body of the vehicle. The vandalism occurred over the last several days in the North End near 13th St and W Resseguie St, near 24th and Bannock, and near 24th and Main. There are at least five vehicles that have been damaged between December 18th and December 20th and there may be more related vandalisms.
One suspect vehicle has been identified in one of the reports on December 18th on W. Main Street. It’s described as a 2002-2005 Silver Honda Accord with stock wheels and no front plates attached at the time of the incident. The driver is male and appears to have lighter complexion and brown or medium toned colored hair. The suspect appears to use a battery operated drill, as seen in the surveillance video.
The damage in this incident matches the damage to other vehicles.
Anyone with information or who sees suspicious behavior in this area is asked to call police dispatch at 208-377-6790 or contact Crime Stoppers.
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