Murfreesboro Police report they are looking for a subject who is apparently helping himself to others people’s packages. The MPD says they obtained videos of a ‘person of interest,’ who may be responsible for stealing packages from various addresses.
The alleged porch pirate reportedly stole packages that were left outside of apartment doors at 3343 Memorial Apartments, which is an apartment complex located at 3343 Memorial Boulevard in Murfreesboro (Scroll down for video).
Authorities have released video footage of the man in hopes of someone recognizing him, which could lead to an arrest. The person of interest was seen with a dog in the video that detectives obtained.
Authorities say there may be additional victims of the package bandit, but that has yet to be confirmed.
If you feel you are a victim or know who this individual is, contact MPD Detective Dwight Whitaker at 629-201-5636 with helpful tips.
SOURCE: MPD
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