From Washinton County Sheriffs Dept.
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES / SUSPICION COMPLAINT - TOWN OF JACKSON & Village of Richfield
Date: January 20, 2016
Subject: Residential burglaries/suspicion complaint- cases # 16-2379, 16-2383, and 16-2400 Authority: Lt Robert Konstanz
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES / SUSPICION COMPLAINT - TOWN OF JACKSON & Village of Richfield
Date: January 20, 2016
Subject: Residential burglaries/suspicion complaint- cases # 16-2379, 16-2383, and 16-2400 Authority: Lt Robert Konstanz
The Washington County Sheriff Office continues to investigate 2 residential burglaries that occurred on January 19, 2016. The burglaries occurred in the 900 block of Western Ave, (Town of Jackson) & 3000 block of Jackson Dr, (Town of Jackson).
Our department also received a report of a suspicious vehicle occupied by 2 black males that went to a residence in the 2000 block of Scenic Rd, (Village of Richfield), asking for directions to Hwy 41. We are investigating whether these incidents are related.
The vehicle involved in the suspicion complaint was described as: an older gray Toyota Avalon, with a spare tire (black rim) on the passenger rear. The vehicle was driven by a black male driver. The person that went to the door was described as a black male, about 20-30 years of age, dressed for the weather, and “frantically” ringing the doorbell.
If anyone has information on this vehicle or these cases, please contact the detective bureau at 262-335-4406 or 262-335-4407.
Our department also received a report of a suspicious vehicle occupied by 2 black males that went to a residence in the 2000 block of Scenic Rd, (Village of Richfield), asking for directions to Hwy 41. We are investigating whether these incidents are related.
The vehicle involved in the suspicion complaint was described as: an older gray Toyota Avalon, with a spare tire (black rim) on the passenger rear. The vehicle was driven by a black male driver. The person that went to the door was described as a black male, about 20-30 years of age, dressed for the weather, and “frantically” ringing the doorbell.
If anyone has information on this vehicle or these cases, please contact the detective bureau at 262-335-4406 or 262-335-4407.
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