Burglary suspect sought after two break-ins on North East Street in Frederick
FREDERICK, MD – A man caught on surveillance footage is being sought for questioning after two reported burglaries just hours apart along North East Street in Frederick, prompting a citywide alert from local police.
The first incident occurred on Thursday, October 24, around 7:27 a.m., when officers responded to the 100 block of N. East Street for a reported burglary. Less than 24 hours later, on Friday at approximately 12:16 a.m., officers were again called to the same area—this time to the unit block—for a burglary in progress.
Police have released an image of the individual believed to be connected to both incidents and are now asking for the public’s help in identifying him. Investigators have not specified what, if anything, was taken from the locations, or if the two burglaries targeted businesses, residences, or both.
Detective McPeak is leading the investigation, and anyone with information is asked to contact the Frederick Police Department directly. Community members are advised not to approach the individual if spotted.
The incidents occurred in a part of downtown Frederick known for its blend of commercial and residential buildings, increasing concern among property owners in the vicinity. Police have not indicated whether the suspect is linked to other recent property crimes in the area.
The Frederick Police Department continues to investigate both incidents and are reviewing additional surveillance footage as part of their efforts to identify and locate the suspect.
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Key Points
- Frederick Police are seeking a suspect for questioning in connection to two burglaries on North East Street
- The incidents occurred October 24 and 25, less than 24 hours apart in the same area
- Surveillance images were released as police ask for help identifying the man
