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Frederick police seek tips in Thomas Johnson Drive burglary caught on video

FREDERICK, MD — Detectives are searching for a burglary suspect captured on video during a break-in last month on Thomas Johnson Drive, and are asking the public to help identify the individual based on behavior, movement, or clothing.

The incident occurred on November 17 in the 100 block of Thomas Johnson Drive, according to the Frederick Police Department. Surveillance footage, though limited, shows the suspect wearing dark clothing. Investigators believe someone may recognize the individual through subtle visual cues.

Police have not released additional details about what was taken or whether the burglary involved forced entry. The short video clip is part of an ongoing effort to gather leads from the public.

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Detective Radtke is handling the investigation and can be reached via email at sradtke@FrederickMDPolice.org or by phone at 301-600-2102. Tipsters may remain anonymous.

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Key Points

Frederick Police investigating Nov. 17 burglary on Thomas Johnson Drive
Suspect caught on video wearing dark clothing, identity still unknown
Detectives request public help recognizing suspect based on movements or behavior

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