NEWS
Game camera pics help ID burglary suspect
Installing a game camera at a rural home paid off assisting law enforcement in identifying a possible suspect, who was soon arrested.
Montague County Chief Deputy Jack Lawson reported the arrest in connection with a pair of burglaries at the same home located at 361 Uz, south of Forestburg.
The residence of Leresa Greenwood was burglarized on July 22 with numerous household items stolen. Deputy Ryan Blackburn investigated and suggested she set up a security or game camera, especially if she is away from her home for periods of time. Greenwood followed the advice and set up a game camera, which was ready to snap the suspects and their vehicle on July 28 when they came back for burglary two.
Read the full story and how the suspect was found in the mid-week Bowie News.
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