The rooftop photographer from this recently released May 4 video has been identified.
Detectives say that their review of additional facts does not support that the photographer was taking pictures of a residence, as initially reported by the complainant.
Yesterday, detectives ticketed the 18-year-old Franklin resident for Trespassing. He is due in court on June 30 at 1:00 pm.
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Franklin Police are investigating after a downtown resident reported seeing the masked man in this video taking photos of his Second Avenue penthouse home from a nearby rooftop.
This May 4 video shows the unidentified man, described as a white male with long brown hair, wearing a furry grey cartoon full-face helmet, a white t-shirt, and blue jeans. He was carrying a black backpack with orange or yellow straps. After being discovered, the man fled on a black Honda Rukas moped-style vehicle.
The suspect drove into the parking garage, proceeding past several no trespassing signs before climbing over a fence and onto the roof, where he may have taken several photos before being spotted by the resident.
Call Crime Stoppers if you have any information.
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Franklin Police are hoping someone might recognize this guy. He’s wanted for using a fraudulent credit card to purchase tires from a Franklin tire shop. There is a cash reward if you know who he is.
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Detectives in Franklin are hoping someone might recognize this woman, seen here, using a stolen credit card at a local drive-through. She’s also wanted in other theft and credit card cases. There is a cash reward for information.
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Franklin Police are hoping someone might recognize this auto burglar. He can be seen, in this video, checking for unlocked car doors in Franklin’s Ralston Glen neighborhood. He stole an assortment of items from at least two unlocked vehicles. Franklin Police want to remind residents of the importance of locking their car doors, even when parked in your own driveway.
There is a cash reward available to anyone who recognizes the suspect.
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(615) 794-4000
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Franklin Police are investigating after a trailer was stolen from the parking lot of Tiny Little Donuts, on Murfreesboro Road. It happened on September 12.
These surveillance photos show the suspect vehicle arriving in the parking lot and then leaving with the stolen trailer.
There is a cash reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case.
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(615) 794-4000
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Franklin Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward for information that leads to the arrest of a bank fraud suspect.
This man is using a variety of fake ID’s that contain his picture, but several different identities, to withdraw thousands from customer accounts at banks across middle Tennessee. At one of the banks, he was seen driving a blue BMW.
There is a cash reward for anyone who can help put a name to this face.
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Franklin Police hope that someone will recognize this check fraud suspect. On June 25th, she used a stolen ID to cash a stolen check at a bank drive-thru on South Royal Oaks Boulevard. She was driving the white SUV shown in the two photos.
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Franklin Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward for information that leads to the identification of two suspects who used stolen credit cards to make a series of fraudulent purchases, totaling more than $4,000, at a Franklin Kroger. Call Crime Stoppers if you recognize them.
Crime Stoppers: (615) 794-4000
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Franklin Police are working to identify this woman. These bank surveillance photos show her trying to cash a check stolen during a Franklin auto burglary. There is a cash reward for information.
Police want to remind drivers not to leave purses, wallets, and other valuables in plain view in a parked car, especially at parks and gyms.
Recognize her?
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(615) 794-4000
or click to submit an anonymous eTip
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