Durham CrimeStoppers needs your help in identifying the suspects in the below images. Contact CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200 or click the “Submit a Tip” link above with the person’s name and you could qualify for a reward. Callers will need to provide the case number below the image they are identifying. CASH rewards are paid for information leading to felony charges/arrests.
Durham Police investigators are attempting to identify this individual who is suspected of breaking into a business in the 100 block of Parrish St. Investigators say he was wearing one red shoe and one blue shoe. If you recognize this individual call CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200.
Durham Police investigators are attempting to identify this individual who is suspected of fraudulently using a financial transaction card. If you can identify the person in the image call CrimeStoppers. You never have to give your name, and cash rewards are paid for information leading to arrests in felony cases!
Property crimes investigators are attempting to identify this individual who is a suspect in a reported burglary that occurred in the 1000 block of Worth St. The male is suspected to frequent the area. If you can identify this individual call CrimeStoppers.
Durham Police investigators are attempting to identify this individual who is a suspect in a BE that was reported on 11-17-22 at a business on Guess Rd. The suspect was reported to have stolen two drills and a concrete saw valued at $7,500.
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Durham Police investigators are seeking information about these vehicles and the identity of the suspects in these images. Investigators say they are suspects in larcenies committed in October and November 2022. In one of these larcenies a Wacker Neuson 25,000 watt generator with a reported $17,500 value was stolen.
If you have information about these vehicles or people call CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200. When calling please refer to both case numbers above.
Financial Crimes Investigators are trying to identify a subject who is alleged to have impersonated an account holder as part of a scheme to cash a fraudulent check at Fidelity Bank on Shannon Dr. If you recognize this person contact CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200.
Financial Crimes Investigators are trying to identify a subject who is alleged to have impersonated an account holder as part of a scheme to withdraw funds from the victim’s account at the SECU Branch on Chapel Hill Blvd. If you can identify this suspect call CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200.
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Northside Property Crime Unit investigators are attempting to identify this individual in reference to a breaking or entering to motor vehicle that was reported to have occurred on 11-17-22 in the parking lot of the former Sears department store at Northgate Mall.
Durham Police investigators are attempting to identify the individual in this image in reference to a robbery that was reported on October 20, 2022. If you recognize this person call CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200. Calls are answered 24 hours a day.
Durham Police investigators are attempting to identify two suspects in an armed robbery that was reported on 10-17-22. Investigators say the suspect left in a dark gray Nissan Altima. If you recognize these individuals call CrimeStoppers!
Durham Police investigators are attempting to identify this individual who is a suspect in a robbery that was reported on 10-3-22 at around 8:45 PM on W Markham Ave. The suspect was armed with a gun, and fled on foot toward Broad St. Investigators say he’s believed to be a 50-60 year old white male.
If you recognize him call CrimeStoppers!
The Durham Police traffic and crash team is attempting to locate a suspect vehicle in a hit and run involving a scooter that occurred on October 10 at around 7:55 PM at the intersection of Guess Rd and North Pointe Dr. Investigators say the suspect vehicle is believed to be a gray 2009-2011 Honda Pilot with damage on the right front bumper. They said it should also be missing the front right fog light cover.
If you have information about the vehicle or the suspect call CrimeStoppers! You never have to give your name, and cash rewards are paid for information leading to felony arrests.
***NOTE – THE VEHICLES IN THE PHOTOS ARE NOT THE ACTUAL SUSPECT VEHICLE***
