Jasper County, MO – Deputies are asking for the public’s help today in identifying two individuals captured on camera during a residential burglary in southwest Jasper County.
According to the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office, the burglary occurred at a private residence where multiple items were stolen, including copper piping that was removed from inside the home. Investigators say the suspects were caught on surveillance footage during the incident.
Authorities describe the suspects as two males believed to be in their mid- to late-30s. Both individuals may have visible tattoos on their forearms, which could help with identification. Deputies also believe the suspects may have been driving an older-model white Chevrolet Suburban or a similar vehicle at the time of the burglary.
The Sheriff’s Office says the investigation is ongoing and detectives are actively following up on leads. Officials are urging anyone who recognizes the individuals or the vehicle description to come forward, emphasizing that even small details could help move the case forward.
Copper thefts have been a recurring issue in parts of southwest Missouri, often causing extensive property damage in addition to financial loss. Law enforcement officials say stolen copper is commonly resold, making quick tips from the public critical in solving these cases.
Anyone with information related to this incident or who can help identify the suspects is asked to contact Detective Metscher with the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office at 417-358-8177, extension 1254. Tipsters do not need to confront the individuals and are encouraged to report information directly to authorities.
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