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Boise Police ask for help in identifying a vehicle burglary suspect (BPD 21-116680)
October 28, 2021

On September 22, a victim dropped their keys while entering a retail location in the 8200 block of W. Fairview Ave.    An unknown female picks up the keys, locates the victim’s vehicle in the parking lot, and enters the car.  The unknown female then enters the store and turns the keys into the retailer. 

Upon claiming their keys and returning to the vehicle, the victim realizes their wallet that was left in the vehicle was missing. 

Officers were able to obtain pictures of the unknown female from cameras at the retailer.

If you have any information on the identity of this subject, you can leave an anonymous tip with Crime Stoppers at www.343COPS.com or by calling 208-343-COPS (2677).

Boise Police ask for your help identifying a burglary suspect. (BPD21-117361)
October 21, 2021

On Thursday September 30 a victim reported having their keys taken from their locker while working out at a gym in southwest Boise.  The suspect used the victim’s keys to gain access into the victim’s vehicle stealing their wallet, which contained debit and credit cards.

The victim’s credit cards were used at a Meridian retailer to make purchases.  Officers were able to obtain pictures of the suspect and his vehicle.

If you have any information on the identity of this subject, you can leave an anonymous tip with Crime Stoppers at www.343COPS.com or by calling 208-343-COPS (2677).

Help Identify Vehicle Burglary Suspects (BPD 21-117979)
October 14, 2021

Officers Attempt to Identify Vandalism Suspects (BPD DR21-117254)
October 08, 2021

Offense under investigation: Felony Malicious Injury to Property

On Sept 30, unknown subjects cause extensive damage to a restroom in the 400 block of S. 8th St. Officers were able to review security cameras to obtain images of three males associated with the crime.

If you have any information on the identity of these three subjects, please call Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS (2677).

Officers ask for your help in solving a hit and run (BPD DR21-116753)
October 05, 2021

Boise officers were called to a report of a hit and run that occurred in a parking lot off S. Vista Ave. on September 19 between 8pm and 11pm.  The accident caused thousands of dollars in damages to the victim’s vehicle.

Officers were able to obtain video of the accident, including the driver and his vehicle from area businesses.

The male is believed to be in 45-50 years old, approx. 6 ft tall and 195 lbs.  He was driving a white SUV that would have damage to the rear of the vehicle.

If you have any information on the identity of the subject, you can leave a tip with Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS.

Officers ask for your help in IDing Person of Interest in a Grand Theft (21-116544)
September 30, 2021

On September 19, around 1pm a female in her 80s had a male who appeared to be in his late teens ring her doorbell and ask to use the restroom.  The female let him enter the residence and he disappear into home towards the restroom, leaving a short time later.  After the male left, the female discovered a large amount of cash had been taken from her purse and contacted police.

Officers were able to obtain images of the male subject from the victim’s security cameras.  Go to 343COPS.com and click on unsolved crimes to view pictures.  If you have any information on the identity of the subject, you can leave a tip with Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS.

Can you Identify This Thief?
September 29, 2021

On 09-29-2021 at approximately 1620 hrs. an adult male was caught on video surveillance stealing a purse from the Albertson’s located at  3301 W. Cherry Ln. in Meridian, Idaho.  The suspect left on foot and therefore no suspect vehicle information.  Please see the attached photos of the suspect for identification.

The case number is 21-6471

Help Identify vandalism suspects. (BPD21-115699)
September 23, 2021

Photo Location: 7000 block of W. Franklin Rd, Boise.

Photo Date: Sept. 4, 2021

Offense under investigation: Malicious Injury to Property, Trespass

BPD is looking for three persons of interest who jumped over a gate into private property and vandalized the area.

Help Identify Commercial Burglary Suspects (BPD DR21-115961)
September 15, 2021

Boise Police are asking for your help in solving a commercial burglary.

On Saturday September 11, officers responded to the report of a commercial burglary at a skateboard shop in the 10000 block of W Fairview Ave in Boise.  Evidence indicates unknown individuals broke into the closed business in the early morning hours stealing thousands of dollars in store merchandise. 

The items stolen include:

• skateboard decks with the image of bigfoot carrying a skateboard
• Benchmade knives
• sock, hats, helmets with the bigfoot logo or “Boise Skateboard Supply”
• other miscellaneous jewelry, sunglasses, and apparel items

During the investigation officers were able to locate two vehicles that may be associated to the crime.  The first is a blue SUV, possible a Ford Explorer or similar model.  The second is a dark Cadillac CTS.

Go to 343COPS.com to view images of the vehicles and stolen skateboards.

If have any information about this crime, you can remain anonymous and earn a reward of up to $1,000 by calling Crimes Stoppers of Southwest Idaho at 208-343-COPS (2677).

POLICE LOOKING FOR WITNESSES, VIDEO FROM SHOOTING NEAR 6TH AND GROVE
September 08, 2021

Boise Police detectives are continuing to investigate a shooting that happened in the area of 6th Street and Grove Street around 1:30 am on Sunday. There was a large crowd when the shooting took place and detectives believe there may be additional witnesses or cell phone video from before, during and after the incident. Detectives are also looking for any businesses on 6th street between Main and Front that may have surveillance video from around that time.  Anyone with video or additional information is asked to call dispatch at 208-377-6790 or contact Crime Stoppers at 208- 343-COPS (2677). You can also submit video directly by going to www.343COPS.com, or by using the “P3 Tips” app for your mobile device.