Friday, June 19, 2020

ATF Offers $70,000 to Solve Twin Cities Arson Cases

MPLS Chicago Lake Dental
Suspect wearing black pants, black hoodie with Purpose The World Tour written on the front, wearing a face mask, wanted for the PMLS Chicago Lake Dental arson.

MPLS Chicago Lake Dental
Suspect wearing black pants, black hoodie with white Jordan symbol on the front, wearing a face mask, wanted for the PMLS Chicago Lake Dental arson.

STP Enterprise
Female suspect wearing all black, black face covering, wripped black jeans, and blue-green hair

STP Enterprise
Male suspect wearing light blue t-shirt, blue jeans, and black cap.

Minneapolis H&R Block
Male suspects wearing black hoodies, one with wolves written in purple on front, with face coverings.

Minnesota Transition Charter School
Male suspect wearing a yellow t-shirt and light blue ripped denim jeans

Minnesota Transition Charter School
Male suspect wearing black hoodie, face covered, eye glasses, distressed denim jeans

Minneapolis PD 3rd Precinct
Male suspect wearing beige pants and jacket with a black hat.

Office Depot
Male suspect, wearing eye glasses and a black hoodie.

Wells Fargo
Male suspect, caucasian, tapered hair cut, wearing a neon green t-shirt, black eye glasses and star-like tattoo on the forearm/

Wells Fargo
Suspect wearing army fatigue jacket; blue backpack, and a black and neon green bicycle.

MINNEAPOLIS — The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is offering a total of $70,000 for information that leads to the identification and apprehension of a number of arson suspects wanted in connection with several Twin Cities locations that were set ablaze during recent unrest.

The $70,000 total reward is broken down to $5,000 for each of the 14 suspects sought in this release (pictures below) and is in addition to the previous two rewards that ATF has issued in relation to the recent unrest.

“We have methodically worked each of the fire scenes, collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses, and reviewing video footage to help us solve these arson cases,” said Special Agent in Charge William Henderson, of the St. Paul Field Division. “We’ve narrowed in on particular individuals who we suspect started one or more fires throughout the Twin Cities. We would appreciate any assistance the public is willing to provide in order to bring these investigations to a successful conclusion.”

Anyone with information on the identification and/or whereabouts of any of these individuals is asked to contact ATF. The preferred method for reporting information is by emailing ATFTips@atf.gov or submitting information via www.ReportIt.com or the Report It mobile app, available on Google Play or Apple Apps Store. When using Report It, select “ATF – St. Paul Field Division” as the reporting agency. Provide the ATF ID number of the suspect and as much information as you can relating to the whereabouts of the individual of whom you are reporting. Tipsters can also call 1-888-ATF-TIPS (1-888-283-8477) if internet access is unavailable.

Information can be submitted anonymously, but if a reward is sought, be sure to include contact information into the report before submitting a tip. Information eligible for reward must lead to the successful identification, arrest and conviction of the individual.

ATF is working with the Minneapolis Police Department, Minneapolis Fire Department, St. Paul Police Department, St. Paul Fire Department, Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office, Minnesota State Fire Marshal Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, U.S. Marshal Service and District of Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office.

ATF is the federal agency with jurisdiction for investigating fires and crimes of arson. For more information about ATF, go to www.atf.gov or follow @ATFHQ on Twitter. Follow @ATFStPaul on Twitter for ATF news in South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota and Western Wisconsin.

Suspect wearing a red cap, blue nike t-shirt, blue nike shoes, and distressed jean shorts wanted for Auto Zone arson.MPLS Auto Zone

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