District 2 investigators are attempting to identify this suspect in a burglary that was reported on Meeting St.
Durham Police Investigators are attempting to identify this individual who is a suspect in a larceny from motor vehicle that occurred in the 300 block of W Knox St.
Durham Police investigators are trying to identify this individual who is a suspect in a fraud that occurred at Kimbrell’s Furniture.
The financial crimes unit is attempting to identify the suspect in these images. The individual is alleged to have posed as a SunTrust account holder and withdrew thousands of dollars from the victims account.
The Financial Crimes Unit is trying to identify the female in these images. She is alleged to have fraudulently used a credit card.
The financial crimes unit is attempting to identify these two suspects. The suspect in the red/white/blue jacket is alleged to have used a stolen credit card.
The Financial Crimes Unit is attempting to identify the individual in this image. He is alleged to have attempted to use a stolen credit card. The suspect vehicle is also pictured.
The Robbery Unit is seeking the identity of the individual pictured below in reference to an attempted attempted robbery of a person. The suspect is known to frequent the area of Roxboro Rd and Club Blvd.
Durham Police investigators are attempting to identify the individual in all black regarding a robbery/assault.
District 2 investigators are attempting to identify this suspect in a breaking or entering to a church. The suspect is believed to frequent the area.
Cesar Yanez Ortiz, 24, was shot to death shortly after 11 p.m. on November 29, 2016. He was walking home to his apartment from a nearby store when he was slain. If you have information, please contact CrimeStoppers. Callers remain anonymous.
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District 2 Investigators are trying to identity the male suspect in the pictures who is alleged to have committed an aggravated assault on June 13, 2019 at the Cruizers on Guess Rd. The suspect fled in a gray Nissan Versa.
Can you identify him? If so, call CrimeStoppers 919-683-1200.
