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Flomaton Police Searching For Theft Suspects, Vehicle
November 19, 2013
The Flomaton Police Department is looking for two theft suspects believed to be from the local area.
The victim reported that her billfold was stolen from her vehicle at a local gas station on November 6. Flomaton Police were able to locate surveillance video of the alleged suspects , and they are asking for the public’s help in locating the two suspects.
The suspects were driving what was believed to be a newer model Dodge Charger that was yellow or light orange in color with chrome wheels, sunroof and a prominent black stripe on the sides. Flomaton Police believe the suspects are from Escambia County in Alabama or Florida.
Additional unreleased surveillance video reportedly shows the suspects using the victim’s information to make purchases at other stores in the area the night of the theft.
Anyone with information on the identity of the suspects is asked to call the Flomaton Police Department at (251) 296-5811. Callers can remain anonymous.
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9 Responses to “Flomaton Police Searching For Theft Suspects, Vehicle”
Please be careful everyone! It’s that time of the year again, but I’m afraid this is becoming a way of life these days. Lock your doors and be aware of your surroundings. If at all possible ladies, go shopping with a buddy and Please keep and eye on the little ones. Lord watch over us all. Let’s not forget to pray…
He is so good!
Here’s a thought, how about GET A JOB! It is so so sad that hard working people have to worry about their personal belongings in their personal vehicle. I am willing to bet that neither of these two have a real job! You ever ask yourself, how people with no job, drive around in a new vehicle, new clothes, top of the line cell phones, etc…well I do and the answer is not nice. I feel that the search and prosecution of those that sell drugs should be just as tough as those are for the ones cooking and using meth and other drugs.
And people wonder why their neighbors don’t do anything anymore but stay home.
That’s sad
Bb i agree with you. I have saw that car numerous times in atmore. See it at regions bank alot and over by the old middle school. And the guy in camo looks just like him.
@ BB thats true it sure looks like car and owner he always wears those camo pants
That car IS a Dodge Challenger with aftermarket “wide lip” rims.
Probably stolen as well.
During the holiday season carry your credit cards, bankcard and driver’s license, etc. in your pocket. They can have my purse…hope they enjoy ruffling in it and finding nothing of value. Hope they catch these guys!
Not saying that this is who it is BUT there is a car like that in Atmore. And the dude in the camo resembles the owner
Don’t leave your wallet laying around.
Looks like a late model Dodge Challenger.