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Unsolved Crimes

If you have information about any of the cases listed below please call Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers at 863-TIPS of 1-888-654-TIPS or send a Web Tip.


11/19/2009 - Theft at Niceville Construction Site
Sometime during the early morning hours of 11/19/2009, unknown suspect(s) entered the contruction site at the Northwest Florida College Campus in Niceville and removed 5 large mounted welders and various other tools. The lock on the gate at te entrance to the site was cut to gain entry. The total items taken is estimated at $65,000.

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9/12/2009 - Info Sought in Shalimar Business Burglary
The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office is asking for information about a burglary that occurred at the Lakeview Center located at 11th Avenue in Shalimar sometime during the overnight hours of Sept. 11 & 12.  Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by smashing a window and attempted to steal medication from a safe.  The suspect(s) were unable to get into the safe but extensive damage was done to the windows, doors, and other areas throughout the business. Anybody with information about this burglary may possibly become eligible for a cash reward of UP TO $1,000 by contacting Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers at 863-TIPS (863-8477), or toll-free at 1-888-654-TIPS. Information can also be provided anonymously by texting “TIP214 plus the message” to CRIMES (274637).Anonymous tips can also be submitted on-line at www.emeraldcoastcrimestoppers.com. Crime Stoppers callers are never required to reveal their identity nor testify in court. A code number system is used to pay cash rewards without compromising the tipster’s identity

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7/6/2009 - Poquito Bayou Felony Criminal Mischief

The Okaloosa County Sheriff`s Office is asking for information about a felony criminal mischief that occurred on Poquito Bayou Road sometime between July 4 & July 6, 2009. An unknonw person(s) damaged the speed limit sign which had a speed radar attached and displayed vehicle speeds. The device appeared to have been shot with a shotgun and was damaged beyond repair. Anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to contact Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers.

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5/30/2009 - Cab Driver Robbed
Investigators with the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office are asking for the public’s help in identifying the man who robbed a cab driver near the intersection of Bob Sikes Boulevard and Mark Street in Fort Walton Beach on May 30. Shortly after 4:00 a.m. the driver of the cab picked up a black male on Maples Street and drove him to the Singing Sands Apartments near the intersection of Bob SIkes Boulevard and Mark Street. The male then prodiced a small black handgun and demanded money from the cab driver. After receiving the money. the suspect fled east on foot between the apartments and fence. The suspect is described as a slim built black male in his mid 20`s. he was approximately 5`9"-5`10" tall and was wearing a black t-shirt and stone washed jean shorts.

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5/29/2009 - Vehicle Burglary Suspects Sought

Investigators with the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office are asking for the public’s help in identifying the individuals who burglarized a vehicle on the Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island and then used the stolen credit card at several locations at Santa Rosa Mall. The victims’ vehicle was parked at the Boardwalk when two male suspects smashed the passenger window sometime between 11:00 am and 4:00 p.m. on May 29. Both white male suspects appear to be in their mid to late 20’s.

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5/27/2009 - Crestview Residential Burglary

Investigators with the Crestview Police Department are asking for information about a residential burglary that occurred mid-day on May 27 at 110 Arapaho Trail in the Indian Trails subdivision in Crestview.  Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence and stole numerous electronics devices, such as televisions, video games, laptop computers and other household items.

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3/25/2009 - Counterfeit Suspect Sought

Investigators with the Fort Walton Beach Police Department are asking for the public’s help in identifying a black male suspect who passed a counterfeit $100 bill at the Chevron Station at the corner of Mary Esther Boulevard and Lovejoy Road on March 25. The suspect was seen getting out of a black vehicle in the parking lot.

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1/7/2009 - Niceville Home Burglary
On the evening of January 7, 2009, someone burlgarized a home on Red Maple Way in Niceville while the homeowners were at work. The suspect(s) took several pieces of jewelry, a 36" flat-screen television, and a 42: flat-screen television. Anyone with any information about this burglary may contact the Niceville Police Department of Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers.

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12/19/2008 - Can you identify these fraud suspects? #08-15214


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Authorities are asking for your hlo in identifyin a male and female suspect that used fraudulent travelers checks in Destin.

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12/4/2008 - Theft Suspect - Attempt to Identify 08-14829

On December 4, 2008 a white male suspect removed two credit cards and cash from a wallet at a gym in Santa Rosa County. The suspect then used the credit cards at several retail locations from Fort Walton Beach to Panama City, spending thousands of dollars. Do you know his identity?

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10/24/2008 - Fill-Ups Food Store Burlgary

The Niceville Police Department needs help identifying the suspect who burglarized the Fill-Ups Food Store located at 187 E. John Sims Parkway in Niceveille some time overnight on October 24/25. The suspect gained entry by smashing the glass door of the business and left with some cash. Anybody with information about this burglary may contact Crime Stoppers or the Niceville Police Department at 850-729-4030.

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4/23/2008 - Can you identify this credit card thief?

Male susect used stolen credit card at Destin Wal-Mart on April 23. He was driving a white truck with an orange ladder on top.

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1/19/2008 - THEFT SUSPECTS

CAN YOU IDENTIFYTHESE THEFT SUSPECTS????

Both suspects are involved in several theft cases.

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12/12/2007 - Cab Driver Robbed
Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward to an anonymous caller who helps investigators identify the suspect that robbed a cab driver on Hickory Street off Lovejoy Road.  At approximately 7:15PM on Dec. 12 the cab driver was discpatched  to a location on Hickory Street. When she arrived at the address, two black males walked toward her cab. One of the suspects asked her if she had change for a $20 and as she checked for change he pointed a gun at her and demanded money. The driver was able to yell into her dispatch radio for help and the gunman jumped out of the van and disappeared. The suspect is described as a 17-21 year old clean-shaven, thin black male, approximately 5`10" and 165 pounds. The suspect wore a rolled up black toboggan style hat, a black and awhite designed style jacket that fell to mid thigh and black pants. Anyone with information about this incident may possibly become eligible for a cahs reward of UP TO $1,000 by contacting Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers at (850) 863-TIPS.

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9/25/2007 - Niceville Burglaries
Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward to an anonymous caller who helps the Niceville Police Department identify the suspect(s) who burglarized several Niceville businesses during the early morning hours of September 25.  Police responded to 12 business burglaries on September 25 in which the suspect(s) forced entry by prying open the front or back door, and smashing store windows.  It appears that power was cut to each of the businesses during the time of the burglaries. The suspect(s) took currency from each of the businesses that were burglarized.

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