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Do you recognize this person? Police say he’s been breaking into cars in northwest Rowlett neighborhoods since late December.
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He’s responsible for at least six burglaries over the past weekend.
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Investigators are looking for tips or additional video to help identify him.
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Do you recognize this person? Police say he’s been breaking into cars in northwest Rowlett neighborhoods since late December.
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He’s responsible for at least six burglaries over the past weekend.
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Investigators are looking for tips or additional video to help identify him.
Rowlett, TexasAt least six auto burglaries occurred over the weekend, and the Rowlett Police Department needs assistance identifying the offender.
We know:
According to the police, since late December, burglaries have been occurring in Rowlett’s northwest areas.
They had paused for a while. At least six cases were then reported on Trumpet Drive, Sumac Lane, Larkspur Lane, and Locust Street during the course of the weekend.
“The suspect moves systematically and lingers in areas without hurrying, giving the impression that they are very at ease and familiar with the area. On social media, Rowlett Police stated, “He has repeatedly targeted areas north of Lakeview Parkway, suggesting he may live nearby.”
The suspect, according to the police, is a black male with light skin who stands between 5′ 9″ and 5′ 11″. He often wears all black, has bushy eyebrows, and an average frame.
He was wearing a black face mask, a navy Nike hoodie, black slip-on shoes, and black track pants with a reflective patch on the knee when the most recent break-ins occurred.
He searches glove compartments and center consoles while punching through side windows while wearing gloves.
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Rowlett community relieved over car burglary suspect’s arrest
A 17-year-old who has been causing trouble for his neighbors in the Rowlett neighborhood has been arrested for several auto burglaries.
What you are able to do:
Residents are being urged by Rowlett police to keep an eye on their security cameras and to exercise caution.
“Let’s cooperate to protect our neighborhood and prosecute this person. The agency declared, “Your cooperation can make all the difference.”
Rowlett Police Department is asking anyone who knows the suspect to call them at 972-412-6200.
The Source: A social media post from the Rowlett Police Department provided the images and details for this article.
