Burglars who broke into an Abilene firefighter's home may be feeling the
heat as Abilene police release more video of the suspects using credit
cards stolen in the burglary.
Today's video is clear and the suspect looks right at the surveillance camera.
And police say the video we showed you yesterday did generate some tips so today's video should give people a better idea of what at least one of the suspects looks like.
This is video of a suspect walking into an Abilene connivance store just hours after an Abilene fire fighters home was burglarized.
"Graduation ring from a local university, fireman memorabilia, that was taken," said Courtney Bailey, an Abilene detective.
Courtney Bailey with the Abilene Police Department Fraud Division says the suspects visited several Abilene locations and used credit cards.
She spent the day collecting the surveillance video trying to identify the man and woman in the video.
"With any burglary you want to identify the suspects as soon as possible in hopes that you can recover the property at the same time," said Bailey.
She hopes someone will recognize this person and call police so the over 14,000 dollars worth of items stolen from the south side home can be recovered and the burglars can be arrested.
You can call the Crime Stoppers number, 676-tips if you have any information about this case.
Today's video is clear and the suspect looks right at the surveillance camera.
And police say the video we showed you yesterday did generate some tips so today's video should give people a better idea of what at least one of the suspects looks like.
This is video of a suspect walking into an Abilene connivance store just hours after an Abilene fire fighters home was burglarized.
"Graduation ring from a local university, fireman memorabilia, that was taken," said Courtney Bailey, an Abilene detective.
Courtney Bailey with the Abilene Police Department Fraud Division says the suspects visited several Abilene locations and used credit cards.
She spent the day collecting the surveillance video trying to identify the man and woman in the video.
"With any burglary you want to identify the suspects as soon as possible in hopes that you can recover the property at the same time," said Bailey.
She hopes someone will recognize this person and call police so the over 14,000 dollars worth of items stolen from the south side home can be recovered and the burglars can be arrested.
You can call the Crime Stoppers number, 676-tips if you have any information about this case.
