Egg harbor township hunt intensifies for mystery figure caught on camera

Egg Harbor Township police seek help identifying person in investigation

EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. – A quiet Thursday afternoon turned into an active investigation as local detectives searched for a person whose image was captured on surveillance photos released this week.

The Egg Harbor Township Police Department said the individual is wanted for questioning in connection with an ongoing case. Officers shared the images online and urged residents to help identify the person.

Key Points

Investigators released surveillance photos of a person of interest
Public urged to contact the Criminal Investigation Bureau
Tip line available for anyone with information

Public assistance requested

Police did not release details about the investigation but said the person shown may have information vital to the case.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Egg Harbor Township Criminal Investigation Bureau at 609-926-4051.

Police thanked the community for its continued cooperation as the investigation continues.

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