One of the special things about the Treasure Valley is our ability and willingness to look out for one another, no matter what. Whether it’s a charitable cause or responding to a tragedy, we are a people who look out for our own people.
From time to time, people make stupid mistakes and commit stupid crimes, and in an age where there are cameras everywhere – and in a society where we don’t tolerate such things – it never takes long for people to get caught.
Nampa police are asking for help in a series of car break-ins and yes, there is footage of it all.
Can you help Nampa Police solve the case? Check below:
A closer look at Nampa’s car thieves
Now we are back, the online crime fighters!
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Does anyone know anything or, more importantly, anything?
Nampa Police issued the following statement along with the release of the video:
The people in this vehicle are responsible for several car break-ins and a stolen vehicle (which was recovered) in early August. The crimes occurred in the Blaine and Meffan area west of Midland.
The video is not very close and the suspect vehicle somehow resembles a clown car
Yes, it’s certainly a clown car in the sense that there are a lot of people getting in and out – but these people aren’t clowning around at all. They’re breaking into neighborhoods in Nampa and the police want to stop them!
Know something? Call Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS or leave a tip online at 343cops.com! As always, you can remain anonymous.
Watch the video below:
Idaho Department of Corrections searches for 8 most wanted suspects
Look closely at these photos. Do you recognize anyone? The authorities need your help!
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WATCH: These 19 people are Boise’s most wanted
Yes, even here in the Treasure Valley, where crime isn’t as rampant, there is a Most Wanted list. According to Southwest Idaho Crime Stoppers, these are the most wanted of all. Many of these mug shots are from Ada and Canyon Counties. Do you recognize anyone?
Gallery Credit: Credit: Mateo, 103.5 KISS FM
