Sheriff’s investigators on the lookout for suspect vehicle
Published 4:03 pm Wednesday, December 4, 2019
- The Crisp County Sheriff’s Office is requesting your assistance in identifying the vehicle included in the photo above. The photographed white Chrysler 300 was possibly involved in a burglary at Citgo Food Mart in Arabi, Georgia. The incident occurred on Tuesday, November 3, 2019, around 6:30 A.M. Deputies responded to the scene in a minute, and thirty seconds, however, the video reveals there was a delay in the call to Crisp County E-911 from the alarm company which allowed the suspect time to leave the scene. The white Chrysler 300 has chrome trim and door handles, as well as a panoramic sunroof. If you have any information on the burglary, the vehicle, or suspect seen in the images, please contact Crisp County Sheriff’s Office at 229.276.2600. Tips can also be submitted via call or text to CCSO's “See Something, Say Something” tip line at 229-322-8891. You may remain anonymous.
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An image captured from surveillance video taken during a Nov. 3 burglary of an Arabi gas station.
An image captured from surveillance video taken during a Nov.3 burglary of an Arabi gas station.
FROM THE CRISP COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE: “Crisp County Sheriff’s Office is requesting your assistance in identifying the vehicle included in the photos [above]. The photographed white Chrysler 300 was possibly involved in a burglary at Citgo Food Mart in Arabi, Georgia. The incident occurred on Tuesday, November 3, 2019, around 6:30 A.M. Deputies responded to the scene in a minute, and thirty seconds, however, the video reveals there was a delay in the call to Crisp County E-911 from the alarm company which allowed the suspect time to leave the scene. The white Chrysler 300 has chrome trim and door handles, as well as a panoramic sunroof.
“If you have any information on the burglary, the vehicle, or suspect seen in the images, please contact Crisp County Sheriff’s Office at 229.276.2600. Tips can also be submitted via call or text to our “See Something, Say Something” tip line at 229-322-8891. You may remain anonymous.”
