Manhunt underway in somers point for suspect wanted in domestic assault and robbery

Manhunt underway in Somers Point for suspect wanted in domestic assault and robbery

SOMERS POINT, N.J. – Police are searching for a 35-year-old man wanted in connection with domestic assault and robbery.

David Griggs remains at large after authorities announced multiple warrants for his arrest.

Officers said Griggs may be driving a white 2012 Dodge Ram pickup truck with New Jersey registration T97UGJ.


Key Points

  • David Griggs, 35, wanted for domestic assault and robbery
  • Last seen driving a white 2012 Dodge Ram with NJ plate T97UGJ
  • Police urge public to call 609-927-6161 with information

Search continues for fugitive suspect

According to police, Griggs is described as a white male, 5 feet 6 inches tall, and weighing around 140 pounds. He was last known to be in the Somers Point area, but investigators believe he may have left the immediate vicinity.

The Somers Point Police Department released his information publicly Tuesday in hopes of locating him with the help of residents. Authorities did not specify the date or location of the alleged offenses.

Public urged to stay alert

Police are asking anyone who spots Griggs or his vehicle not to approach him and to contact law enforcement immediately. Calls can be made to the Somers Point Police Department at 609-927-6161.

Officials said all tips will remain confidential as the investigation continues.

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