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ECSO: Cantonment Vehicle Burglary Suspects Caught On Camera Using Stolen Credit Card
June 15, 2022
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to investigate several car burglaries in Cantonment and Gonzalez.
As we previously reported, the burglaries occurred early Monday morning in the area of Kingsfield Road, Chemstrand Road, and Old Chemstrand Road. All of the vehicles were reported to be unlocked.
Investigators said the suspects in these newly released photos used a credit card that was stolen from one of the vehicles to make a purchase at a store located in the 200 block of Highway 29.
The pictured vehicle below was seen in the area during these burglaries. The ECSO said one of the individuals in the vehicle appears to be a white male wearing a long-sleeved Champion shirt, blue shorts, black shoes, and a blue ski mask.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9620 or Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
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3 Responses to “ECSO: Cantonment Vehicle Burglary Suspects Caught On Camera Using Stolen Credit Card”
Someone will definitely recognize them now. Stupid mistakes by criminals are funny and them getting caught because of them are even funnier.
If you don’t protect your cars, home, etc., this is what you get. Thugs! So, lock all your doors, windows, etc. If you hear something outside & can’t see what it is, press the car alarm key. No key alarm, then get motion lights.
Someone will recognize that photo. I hope they catch this low life. Thank you ECSO, “Getter done”