BPD is Seeking the Public’s Help to Identify a Suspect Wanted in Connection to Credit Card Fraud

By Hikaru Y On Dec 7, 2022

In relation to a recent break-in at 125 Warren Street, detectives from District B-2 (Roxbury) are asking for the public’s help in identifying the culprits in the pictures above.

On Saturday, December 3, 2022, about 6:18 PM, the two suspects entered the premises by ringing various buzzers until they were allowed inside. From the lobby, the suspect took numerous bundles.

District B-2 Detectives at 617-343-4275 are looking for anyone with information about this person.

If any members of the public would like to contribute to this inquiry in an anonymous manner, they can do so by calling CrimeStoppers at (800) 494-TIPS or by sending the word “TIP” to CRIME (27463). The Boston Police Department will rigorously secure and guard everyone’s identities.

BPD Community Alert: The Boston Police Department Seeks the Public’s Help to Identify Suspects Wanted in Connection to a Larceny from a Building Incident in Roxbury https://t.co/EMX84FGZFL pic.twitter.com/bcEWnaTtGE

— Boston Police Dept. (@bostonpolice) December 6, 2022

Officers from District D-4 (South End) responded to a radio dispatch for a reported sexual assault in the vicinity of Queensberry Street in the Fenway at around 12:30 AM on Tuesday, September 15, 2015.

When police arrived, they spoke with the woman, who said that a suspect had pushed her into her apartment and then abused her sexually.

The suspect is a white male in his mid-twenties who is around 6’0″ tall, of medium frame, with scruffy shadow growth on his face. Dark pants, a grey hoodie, and black sneakers were the suspect’s attire.

The public’s help is being requested by the Boston Police Sexual Assault Unit in locating the above person of interest in relation to this occurrence.

At this time, this person is NOT desired. We recommend you should pay great attention to the video and take notice of the person’s posture and overall appearance. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact them directly at (617) 343-4400.

Call the Crime Stoppers Tip Line at 1(800) 494-TIPS or text the word “TIP” to CRIME if members of the public want to contribute to this inquiry in an anonymous manner (27463).

Those who want to contribute to this investigation anonymously can do so knowing that the Boston Police Department will strictly secure and protect their identity.

TIPS FOR ENSURING YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY:

Always be aware of your surroundings, especially at night. When parking, walking or returning to your car, remain in well-lit and populated areas.
Avoid walking alone late at night. When possible, walk with friends and people you know.
Be watchful and aware. Keep your head up. Make quick eye contact with those around you and be observant of passing vehicles.
Don’t become distracted by talking on a cell phone or listening to an iPod/similar device.
Keep a whistle within reach. If you feel threatened, use it to signal residents that you need help. Yelling words like: “Fire!” “Help!” or “Rape!” are other effective ways of drawing attention and alerting people that you need assistance.
Hold your car keys in your hand to use as a weapon against an attacker.
Before going out, call ahead to let friends or family know you’re on the way. Designate a time you expect to arrive, so that in the event you fail to show up on time, they’ll know enough to begin looking for you.
Walk with confidence. Be assertive. Don’t let anyone violate your space. Trust your instincts and know that anyone at any time can be a victim of crime. Never assume: “IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN TO ME.”
If an unarmed attacker confronts you, believe in your ability to scare, distract, or even incapacitate the attacker enough to escape.
Wear sneakers or shoes that allow for added mobility.

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