Authorities have released video and still photos of two suspects they hope the public can help them to identify.
The FBI has released photos and videos of two suspects in Monday's Boston Marathon bombings, which killed three people and injured nearly 200. At a press conference Thursday, Special agent Richard DesLauriers said the FBI has developed two suspects in the case and are looking for the public's help to identify them. The FBI said these are the only photos the public should view to assist in the case. Suspect #1 is seen in the photos wearing a dark hat. Suspect #2 is wearing a white hat. DesLauriers said Suspect #2 is seen setting down a bag in front of a restaurant at the site of the second explosion. Authorities believe the suspects are connected and appeared to be walking through the crowd together. "We know the public will play a critical…
Patch has created a searchable database of the FBI's recently released 2011 stats on violent crimes and property crimes.
Patch has created a searchable database of the FBI's recently released 2011 stats on violent crimes and property crimes.
The FBI recently released its 2011 Uniform Crime Report, which compiles information from local law enforcement about violent crimes and property crimes in their communities. Use the pull-down menu to find your city or town. Violent crimes and property crimes are listed as totals, and are then broken down into several categories. Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault are all categories of violent crimes. Burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft, and arson are all categories of property crimes. For more crime data or a further explanation of the types of crimes listed, you can visit the FBI's website.
Police urge neighbors to serve as extra eyes in case Arger leaves his North Spring Avenue home.
- POLICE & FIRE
- Alex Keown
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Friday, September 30, 2011
La Grange Park Police are asking residents of Spring Road to remain vigilant and make sure Nathan Arger keeps to the terms of his release from federal custody. Earlier this week Arger, 32, was released on a $100,000 bond to the custody of his father, who resides at 538 N. Spring Ave. Under the terms of Arger’s release he is not to leave the property unless under authorized reasons set by the court. To assist the neighborhood watch, La Grange Park police, at the behest of the federal government, are circulating a flier to residents on the same block that includes a photo of Arger and details of the charges levied against him by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Police are asking neighbors to keep a watchful eye and report if they see …
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