JUNEAU POLICE DEPARTMENT
6255 ALAWAY AVENUE JUNEAU, ALASKA 99801
Business (907) 586-0600
Fax (907) 463-4808
Integrity, Courage, Service, Respect
INFORMATION RELEASE
Date: 2019-09-13
From: Lieutenant Krag Campbell
Case or Incident: #190702-002
On 07/02/19, at about 1:30 AM, while conducting patrol in the 300 block of South Franklin Street, a Juneau police officer located a grey 2014 Nissan, running and unoccupied. The Nissan had damages to the front end that appeared to be new, and was later estimated at about $5,000.
A registration check for the vehicle showed the owner lived in the area of Sitka Street. Officers contacted the owner of the vehicle at their residence on Sitka Street, who was unaware the vehicle was missing. The owner reported they last saw the vehicle parked at their residence around 5:00 PM the previous day and the keys to the vehicle had been left hanging in the mudroom of the home. The owner confirmed the keys were no longer where they had left them. The owner told police that the door to the mudroom had been left unlocked.
The owner of the vehicle provided police with images from their home surveillance system, which recorded three individuals outside their home on the morning of 07/02/19. The images show the three individuals right outside the owner's home and vehicle.
Photos from the surveillance system have been posted to the JPD Facebook page. JPD is asking the publics assistance with identifying the individuals in the photos. If anyone has information regarding the identification of the individuals, please contact JPD at # 586-0600. Tips can also be reported online at http://Juneaucrimeline.com.
The Juneau Police Department would like to remind the public that there are things you can do to help from becoming a victim of crimes like this. Keep your residence, vehicle, and valuables locked up. Although some property crimes involve forcibly entry, the majority of them are a result of people not locking their doors. Every night, make a check to lock up your property, turn on lights and bring in valuables from outside to reduce the likelihood of falling victim to property crimes.
- LOCK UP you car, house, windows, garage, gates, shed
- TURN ON exterior lights, security cameras, alarm systems
- BRING IN valuables from your car, yard, patio
All factual allegations contained in this release are based upon preliminary investigation and are subject to change or clarification as the investigation continues. Any charges reported in this release are merely accusations and all persons named in this release are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.