Please, let us know what you know.
You can help the El Cerrito Police Department solve a crime by providing information. You can either contact the El Cerrito Police Department, or use the tip line provided by Crime Stoppers of West Contra Costa County. You may remain anonymous.
El Cerrito Police Department Investigations:
(510) 215-4400
E-mail: investigations@ci.el-cerrito.ca.us
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Crimestoppers anonymous tip line:
(510) 799-TALK
(510) 799-8255 |
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September 21, 2007 Armed Robbery
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On Friday September 21, 2007 at about 1:55 am this subject, an African American male, 25-35 years old, short and thin, with medium length dreadlocks and a short goatee, was armed with a firearm and robbed the 7-Eleven Store in El Cerrito. During the robbery the suspect was wearing a blue and black jacket, a black beanie and blue jeans.
Anyone with any information about this subject is encouraged to contact Detective Aaron Leone (510-215-4422) or Detective Corporal Susan Garman (510-215-4418).
Can you help to identify these suspects?
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These are Police sketch artist renderings of two suspects involved in the September, 2005 shooting death of Reggi Remo Mario. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the police department. The family of the victim is offering a $100,000 reward. read more
Please, let us know what you know.
El Cerrito Police Department Investigations:
(510) 215-4400
E-mail: investigations@ci.el-cerrito.ca.us
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Crimestoppers anonymous tip line:
(510) 799-TALK
(510) 799-8255 |
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Who are the Crimestoppers?
Crimestoppers are a group of concerned citizens of West Contra Costa County who seek to assist local police departments in solving crimes of a serious nature. Crimestoppers raise funds to present to persons who provide information that assists in the solving of crimes in the communities.
The tips are provided anonymously to the tip line, and no names or further information is required. The caller is to give a code name of their choice and the information is sent to the appropriate police department. (Crimestoppers does not investigate the crime.)
When the crime is solved and the story is in the local newspaper, the tipster should call and seek the reward. The reward amount varies (up to $1000) and is paid in cash to the tipster, with only their code name as identification.
Please help us to help our Police and Sheriff's Departments solve the crimes that can only be solved by a tip from someone who has information but does not want to be identified. Crimestoppers anonymous tip line is (510) 799-TALK.
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