Elizabethton Police Request Community Assistance in Theft Case

News Summary

The Elizabethton Police Department is seeking help from local residents to identify a suspect involved in a theft that occurred at a private residence on March 13, 2025. The police have released images of the suspect and encourage anyone with information to come forward. Detective James Stevens is the designated contact for tips, and the department is also accepting anonymous submissions. Community involvement is crucial for solving crimes and making Elizabethton a safer place to live.

Elizabethton Police Call for Community Help in Theft Case

Residents of Elizabethton, listen up! The local police department is reaching out to the community for assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a recent theft that took place right here in our town.

What Happened?

The incident occurred on March 13, 2025, at approximately 5:57 a.m. During those early morning hours, a theft took place at a private residence, leaving the homeowner shocked and needing answers. Police believe that someone may have seen something suspicious during that time, or perhaps even have some potential leads to share.

Images of Suspect Released

To help identify the individual involved, the Elizabethton Police Department has released photos of the suspect. These images are crucial for the investigation and may jog the memory of anyone who was in the area at that time. If you happened to be out and about or have any knowledge of the incident, your information could be invaluable.

How You Can Help

The police cannot solve this case without the community’s help. If you have any information regarding this theft, you’re encouraged to step forward and share what you know. Even the smallest detail might be important! The designated contact for this case is James Stevens from the Elizabethton Police Department. He is eager to hear from anyone who might have an idea of who the suspect might be.

Contact Information

If you have tips or information, you can reach out to James Stevens in a couple of ways. For those who prefer to communicate via email, you can contact him at jstevens@elizabethtonpolice.org. If chatting on the phone is more your style, you can give him a call at 423-297-9002.

Anonymous Tips Welcome

For those who may wish to provide information anonymously, there are options available to protect your identity. You can submit an anonymous tip online by visiting tip411.com. Additionally, if texting is easier, just start your message with “TIPEPD” followed by your information, and send it to 847411.

Why Your Help Matters

Getting the community involved is a powerful tool in solving crimes. It sends a message that we stand together against theft and other criminal acts in Elizabethton. If everyone pitches in a little bit, gathering information and sharing knowledge can lead to safer streets for all.

Wrap Up

So, Elizabethton, if you have any information or even just a hunch about the recent theft, don’t hesitate to reach out. Your help could lead to significant results and justice for the victim involved. Let’s support our local police and ensure that our community continues to be a safe and welcoming place to live. Keep your eyes peeled and be the eyes and ears that can make a difference!

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