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Lewiston Officers Need Your Help In Trying To Identify A Burglary / Forgery Suspect.

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LEWISTON, Idaho - Officers in Lewiston are asking for your help in identifying a burglary/forgery suspect.

On November 12, 2012 officers received a vehicle burglary report in which a rifle and check book were taken. The suspect later forged one of the checks at a local gas station.

He was caught on camera and appears to have a large tattoo on his back/neck. If you recognize him, you are asked to call Lt. Budd Hurd at (208) 746-0171 or the Tip Line at (208) 748-2746.

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