Tag! You're It! Police Looking for Assistance to Identify "Sleeper"

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May 5, 2017

The Brick Township Police Department has released photos of a male who was caught spray painting cars and buildings this week and are looking for your help in finding him.

Tagging the word, “Sleeper”, this man may want to sleep with one eye open until he’s brought to justice.   After creating his works, he sped off on his bicycle.

Report from the Brick Township Police Department:

Tag! You're it! Police looking for assistance to identify "sleeper"The Brick Township Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the below pictured subject. The unknown white male was caught on several surveillance cameras on the north side of Brick Township spray painting “SLEEPER” on several buildings and vehicles. Anyone with information on the identity of this subject should contact Detective Ken Steinberg at 732-262-1113. You can also contact the Brick Township Police Department directly at 732-262-1100. All calls will be kept confidential.

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