BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is looking for help identifying a burglary suspect.
A surveillance video shared on Facebook Sunday shows a man with a bandana on his face walking around an automotive shop where tools, 4 catalytic converters, and a truck were stolen.
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The incident occurred in June in the 13000 block of FM 1346 in far east Bexar County.
Deputies were called to the location following the burglary and discovered that the suspect had entered through a hole in a fence that surrounds the building.
“The truck that was stolen appeared to have been driven through the fence, as there was damaged sustained to the fence,” according to the Facebook post.
BCSO says the suspect is believed to be aged somewhere in his 40s to 50s, is 5′7- 6′ tall, and weighs 190- 215 pounds.
A reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information that could help identify the suspect. Tips can be submitted anonymously to Crime Stoppers at (210)224-STOP.
HELP BCSO INVESTIGATORS IDENTIFY CATALYTIC CONVERTER SUSPECT In June of 2022, BCSO Patrol was dispatched for a burglary of a building in the 13000 block of FM 1346 in far East Bexar County. The deputy was informed that an unknown person or persons had entered the fenced in area and then made their way into the automotive shop where tools, 4 catalytic converters, and a truck were stolen. Through further investigation it was discovered that the suspect had entered the property through a hole in the fence and entered the building to commit the burglary. The truck that was stolen appeared to have been driven through the fence, as there was damaged sustained to the fence. The footage shows a white male with a mask on walk briefly into the camera view and then walk back out of the view. The suspect is believed to be in his 40’s to 50’s, 5’7- 6’ tall, and weighs 190- 215. If you or someone you know has any information on the suspect(s), contact Crime Stoppers at (210)224-STOP. A potential reward of up to $5,000.00 can be awarded for information that leads to the arrest of this suspect. Remember, you can remain anonymous.
Posted by Bexar County Sheriff's Office on Sunday, July 10, 2022