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**Nampa Police Seek Public Help in Identifying Suspects in Alcohol-Theft Case**

The Nampa Police Department is requesting the community's assistance in identifying two individuals suspected of breaking into a business and stealing alcohol.

The incident occurred in early February at 3:00 a.m. at a business located in the 200 block of 11th Avenue North. Authorities say the suspects gained access to the establishment by breaking a window. One of the individuals sustained a significant injury, cutting their right hand in the process. Blood evidence left behind suggests the wound bled heavily.

Investigators believe these two individuals may also be linked to at least two other commercial burglaries over the past few months. In all incidents, alcohol – specifically Modelo beer and Buzz Ballz cocktails – has been the targeted item.

Police have released details about the suspects’ clothing and items they carried in the hope of generating leads. One suspect wore white Nike tennis shoes with a black swoosh, while the other carried a gray Jordan Air backpack. The injury to the hand is considered a key identifying feature, as it is believed to be substantial and likely noticeable to others.

The Nampa Police Department has encouraged anyone with information to step forward. Tips can be submitted anonymously via Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS (2677) or online at www.343COPS.com. There is a potential reward available for valuable information.

This case highlights the importance of community collaboration in solving crimes. The department hopes that someone who recognizes the individuals or details described will come forward to assist in resolving these incidents.

Source: Nampa Police

Source Type: Police

Source Location:

Nampa

820 2nd Street S, Nampa, ID

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