The attached surveillance photo is of a suspect involved in a residential burglary that occurred overnight Tuesday 02/07 to Wednesday 02/08, 2012. The suspect entered through an unlocked back door and stole items including credit cards which were later used at several retailers throughout the metropolitan area.

He is described as a white male, mid 30’s to early 40’s, stocky build, moustache/goatee. He is believed to be driving a small/midsized pickup truck, white with a white camper shell, possibly a Ford Ranger.

On 11/12/10 @ 3:45pm. Six black males came into the store in small groups minutes between one another.  They were asking for different sizes from the back of the store.  All six black males were wearing black shirts with either white Nike swoosh`s on the front or the phrase "Just do it".  All the black males were approx 18-25 years old and slim, one black male had a mohawk and shavings on the side of his head and another had dreadlocks with a black hat..  While the suspects were still looking at shoes and one suspect was counting his money at the register, two black males left the store towards the parking lot.  Minutes later, two suspects ran out of the store with boxes of adidas shoes and packages of socks.  All six black males left in two vehicles.

Suspect vehilces:

• White, newer model Chevy Impala 4DR-smoked out license plate
• Red Dodge Avenger- no plate seen

A credit card stolen from a vehicle in Saint Charles City was used at the Walmart in Maplewood. Theft from vehicle occurred between 6:30pm on 10/25 and 7am on 10/26. The fraud occurred on 10/26.

A check stolen from a vehicle on was used to attempt to buy $445 worth of merchandise @ St. Charles Walmart.
Theft from vehicle occurred between 10pm on 10/24 and 5:45am on 10/25. The fraud attempt occurred at 6:15 on 10/25.
Suspects are 3 white males late teens to early twenties.

Suspect vehicle is a white sedan with a sunroof and possibly tinted windows. The suspect in the black shirt is believed to be involved in another fraud attempt using a credit card from a stolen vehicle.