Philadelphia police seek suspects in $15,000 commercial burglary spree

Philadelphia police seek suspects in $15,000 commercial burglary spree

PHILADELPHIA — Authorities are searching for two suspects involved in a series of commercial burglaries in Southwest Philadelphia’s 12th District, according to the Philadelphia Police Department. The burglaries, which police believe were committed by the same individuals, occurred between September 25 and October 13.

In each of the three incidents, the suspects gained access to the businesses through external “Bilco” doors, which lead into the buildings. Once inside, the men stole merchandise and cash, with losses estimated at around $15,000 in total.

Police released surveillance footage of the suspects and are asking the public for assistance in identifying them. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Philadelphia Police Department.

The investigation is ongoing.

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