“A suspect who lived outside our jurisdiction was developed as a person of interest in a home invasion. We assisted both jurisdictions in identifying the suspect as the person of interest and also (and most importantly) retrieved many of the home owner’s stolen jewelry items.”
Det. K Weir
Oakland County Sheriff’s Office
Michigan
Multi-jurisdictional home invasion cases closed with LeadsOnline
“We had several home invasions reported where suspects were stealing jewelry and electronics. I used LeadsOnline to track down one of the homeowner’s jewelry, resulting in thousands of dollars of recovered property. This led investigators to suspects who had just committed another home invasion, and we recovered several guns and ammo. LeadsOnline assisted law enforcement to close several multi-jurisdictional home invasion cases and put a crew in prison! Thank you.”
Det. Michele Miller
Oakland County Sheriff’s Office Independence Township
Michigan
Michigan police use LeadsOnline to identify potential suspects
“While investigating a Larceny in a building, I identified a possible suspect. As I checked his information on LeadsOnline, I positively identified a suspect and several pieces of jewelry that were stolen. Thanks LeadsOnline.”
Det. Mark Weston
Oakland County Sheriff’s Office
Michigan
LeadsOnline helps police identify stolen firearm in Michigan
“A victim positively identified a stolen gun, and it is now on hold. Thanks for the notification. The victim is very happy about the recovery.”
Det. Matthew Howe
Oakland County Sheriff’s Office
Michigan
“I used LeadsOnline to perform a search for two stolen guns, which led to recovery of those weapons. I performed a name search on a possible suspect to locate the weapons. The weapons have been confiscated for evidence, and the case is now proceeding to prosecution. NO other evidence was found at the crime scene, and only LeadsOnline produced the evidence I needed to name a suspect.”
Det. Matthew Howe
Oakland County Sheriff’s Office
Michigan
“In March, a stolen Smith & Wesson revolver was identified. The gun was stolen in July of 1986. The firearm was stolen in Michigan and sold in Arizona. Great service! Time to reach out to another victim and provide them with a smile.”
Sgt. K. Weir
Oakland County Sheriff’s Office
Michigan