Apparently, a ninth crime has been solved with input by Durham residents since the Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) program began on October 15.
“With the help of the community we have solved another crime! Check out our “Help Solve A Crime” page on our website here bit.ly/2rMJLhU and call us if you have any information,” said a DRPS tweet.
DRPS launched ‘Help Solve a Crime’ through its website on October 15, allowing the community to see images of suspects to help solve local crimes.
Surveillance photos are a great tool in helping police identify persons of interest in numerous investigations. DRPS also depends on information from community members to assist in solving crimes, said the police.
The individuals depicted in the images are persons of interest to police and may or may not be responsible for the offence described, it adds.
Residents are asked to contact the investigator listed in the posting or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS if they have any information.
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