News Summary
The Leander Police Department is asking for assistance in identifying two persons of interest related to a theft that occurred on May 10. The suspects were last seen driving a white Ford pickup truck with a black rented box trailer. The police have released photos of the suspects and are encouraging anyone with information to contact Officer Jack Pliska. Residents are urged to remain observant and report any suspicious activity to help enhance community safety.
Leander – The Leander Police Department is currently seeking assistance from the public in identifying two persons of interest connected to a theft that took place on May 10, around 4 p.m. The theft occurred in the 1400 block of US 183 South.
Authorities report that the two individuals were last seen departing the scene in a white Ford pickup truck, which was towing a black rented box trailer. In an effort to promote public involvement, the Leander Police have released photographs of the persons of interest and are urging anyone who recognizes them or has any pertinent information to come forward.
Individuals with leads on the case are encouraged to reach out to Officer Jack Pliska. He can be contacted via email at jpliska@leandertx.gov or by phone at 512-528-2800, extension 1023. When contacting the police, those with information are asked to reference case number 25-1438 to ensure their information is properly documented. The police department has expressly requested that individuals refrain from attempting to identify the suspects through social media platforms.
This incident highlights ongoing challenges related to theft in the area and showcases the police department’s proactive approach to resolving such cases through community engagement. The release of photos and a call for information is a strategic move aimed at leveraging the public’s assistance in enhancing investigations.
Residents are reminded that active participation can play a crucial role in promoting safety within the community. The Leander Police Department continues to encourage vigilance and communication among community members, which can greatly assist in apprehending individuals involved in theft and other criminal activities.
As investigations continue, the police department will keep the community informed as new information emerges. In the meantime, the public is urged to remain observant and report any suspicious activities that may link back to the individuals involved in this case or any other criminal acts.
This theft incident is part of a broader pattern being monitored by law enforcement agencies within central Texas, where community involvement has shown to be a significant factor in solving crimes. Engaging local residents as active participants can help build a safer environment for all.
The Leander Police Department appreciates the cooperation of the citizens as they work together towards resolving this case. The focus remains on public safety and the community’s well-being, underlining the importance of a strong partnership between law enforcement and the residents they serve.
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