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Mitchell Police Looking For Subjects Who Stole Guns From Mitchell Shop

Mitchell Police Looking For Subjects Who Stole Guns From Mitchell Shop

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On May 31st at approximately 4:14 AM, an unknown male subject forcibly entered a business located in the 500 Block of South Sanborn.  Stolen in the burglary was several bottles of alcohol and cigarettes.  See attached photographs of the suspect.

On June 1st at approximately 3:16 AM, 4 unknown individuals forcibly entered a business in the 700 block of North Sanborn.  Numerous firearms were stolen from the business in the burglary.  See attached photographs of suspects.

If you have information in relation to this incident, or if you have information regarding suspicious activity in this area at this time, or information relating to any other crime, please call Crime Stoppers at 996-1700.   Remember that you do not have to identify yourself, and a CASH REWARD is available if it leads to the arrest of the subject or subjects involved. There are no caller ID’s attached to this phone line, so you will remain anonymous. You can also go to www.mitchellcrimestoppers.org to submit a crime tip by e-mail.

A minimum of $250  is paid for rewards on all “Crime of the Weeks” solved through Crime Stoppers.  Mitchell Area Crime Stoppers, Inc offers this reward.  Rewards will not be paid if crime tips, leading to an arrest, are not made directly to Mitchell Area Crime Stoppers, Inc. by telephone or by web tip.

To date, 352 crimes have been solved through information from Crime Stoppers.

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