Police announced on Mar. 31 that they are searching for a male suspect involved in a larceny at a department store located in the 2300 block of Taylor Road. The incident occurred on February 23, when the unidentified man entered the store and took multiple televisions valued at approximately $999.98 without paying.
Authorities have released photographs of the suspect and are asking for public assistance to help solve the case or identify those involved. Police said, “If you have any information regarding an unsolved case, your tip may help to solve the case or identify the suspects and you can remain anonymous.” The statement also noted that tips leading to an arrest or recovery of stolen property could make callers eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,500.
Residents with information about this crime, wanted persons, or stolen property are encouraged to contact Chesapeake CrimeLine by telephone at 1-888-562-5887 (LOCK-U-UP), online via the Chesapeake Crime Line Form, or through the mobile app “P3TIPS” available for most smartphones. Police emphasized that all methods allow tipsters to remain totally anonymous.
The City of Chesapeake covers an area of 353 square miles across diverse environments according to its official website. The city operates under a council-manager form of government according to its official website and preserves historic districts while supporting educational events such as reenactments related to local history according to its official website.
Chesapeake traces its origins back to early English settlements near the Elizabeth River dating from around 1620 according to its official website. The city is also connected with significant Revolutionary War events like the Battle of Great Bridge in 1775 according to its official website.
