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Why are you laughing? I'm just laughing.
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How are you?
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I'm doing well. You're laughing. We didn't do anything yet.
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Right, but just walking in the door, the warm welcome
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I get as.
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I enter the studio.
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You get a warm welcome. It's just amazing.
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I know. I just, I love it.
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Thank you. Well, glad you're here.
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I'm glad to be here.
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Super glad you're here.
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I don't normally turn private conversations public, but we got
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to go back to the text messages.
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Sent by Don yesterday morning. What did he say? He said,
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good morning, Brian. I said, good morning.
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Okay.
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He said, hope you had a great birthday. I said,
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I did.
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I hope you did, too, with a winky laugh emoji.
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He says, I hope you saved us a piece of
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that cake. Because I had posted the cake on Facebook.
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And who is us? Well, I'm getting there. Don't jump
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the script.
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Sorry.
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I said, I had my one piece and turned it
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over to my kids. He said, so I guess Brittany
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and I are out.
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I see how it is.
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Look at this.
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Look.
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Yes.
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Snatched. From my son's plate.
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I've been asking him all morning what that is.
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Bear in mind, it's just a bite-sized. This was all
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that was left.
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That's all I need.
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Bite-sized piece of cake for you and for Brie Lynn.
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Brie Lynn.
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There you go.
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Look, look, Brian. Three-day-old cake.
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He's been talking about this cake out of a Tupperware,
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you know.
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No, I haven't said what was in a Tupperware. I
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haven't said what was in there all morning long.
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I just mentioned that the plastics that are in there
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come from industry in Louisiana.
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Well, I thank you for thinking of us.
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I wish you a happy birthday. Now, here's the thing.
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Her life was just changed, and yours is about to
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be as well.
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Who made this? My wife.
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Oh, this is so good.
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No, she is ridiculous with the cake. I know.
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Well, that's good to know.
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So. Foodie Thursday, y'all. All right.
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That is so awesome.
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Snatched from my 11-year-old son's dessert plate.
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Well, and he understands.
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Does he?
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He will.
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I hope so.
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He will. Mom can make him another cake.
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That's true.
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Christy can make cakes all day long.
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All right.
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That's awesome.
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Thank you, Brian.
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Take a bite. And thank you, Christy. Take a bite.
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Thank you, Christy.
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Before we catch some bad guys.
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Bite it off of there you know i didn't want
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to be like dainty i'm trying to be how are you.
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Trying to be polite but you know don is far
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from polite so he's trying he's trying to be polite
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i just got you cake right how is it i
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told you it's good.
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Christy great job see all right.
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What's going on the crime stoppers.
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World man listen it it never ends and never yeah um.
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We'd like it to end.
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We would like it to end.
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Hey, that's $ 64 million coming to East Baton Rouge. Crime
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Stoppers going to get a chunk of that? Man, I
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sure hope so. We could use it.
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You'd carve out a little bit?
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We could sure use it.
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So here's my thing, Don, is there's a part of
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me that, like, as a Baton Rouge-ian, we need to
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keep our eyes on the prize and not get, like,
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we don't want to spread it too thin.
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Right. You know? Hiller needs his. Okay? Chief Morse
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needs his. Okay?
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But there's got to be a role where Crime Stoppers
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can pull just a, like.
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There should be one chunk of the money where you
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can spread it thin, and that's where Crime Stoppers needs
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to be, to where you're not left out in the
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cold because Crime Stoppers nets results.
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And that's what we're hoping for. And listen, we're not
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trying to be greedy, but like you said, just give
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us a little piece. Last year alone— Just like that
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piece of cake. Just like the piece of cake. Just like.
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Last year alone, we paid out around $ 96, 000 in rewards.
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We have initiated the first 48, which any information within
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the first 48 hours of a homicide occurring, the reward doubles.
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Right.
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So, we want to keep increasing these rewards because we
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want people to keep calling. Money talks.
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Yes.
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Okay, that's what it boils down to. The anonymity part
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of it is a big part, but As far as
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the money aspect, looking at Crime Stopper programs across the nation,
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ours is in the top five, I would say. But
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we want to keep it there by increasing rewards over time.
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So hopefully, to get back to your point, I hope
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a chunk of that, a small chunk, We'll come to
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Crime Stoppers.
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So, and here's my thing, and we'll move on to
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catch some bad guys after this, and I don't want
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to make this all about trying to wedge into a
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discussion that we're not part of, but when it comes
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to divvying up, doling out, whatever, when it comes to
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divvying up federal dollars, DOJ dollars, you're going to have
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to have paperwork behind it.
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You're going to have to be able to show ROI.
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And this is one thing that Crime Stoppers can do
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better than anybody else out there, is show the ROI.
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Where's the return on investment?
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You mentioned the $ 96, 000 in rewards given out last year.
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Every one of those dollars is connected to an arrest.
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100%.
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So to me, that is definitively, you give me money,
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I give you results.
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And like you said, that speaks volumes. And then you
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have another side of the coin being the Beyond Bars initiative.
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Yeah.
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So you have the Crimestoppers that is solving crime. The
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Beyond Bars is more on the preventative side. Um, so it's, we're,
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we're covered. And like I said, I hope we, we
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get a small chunk of that so we can continue
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moving forward as we have been.
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Bad guys. Where are we going after today?
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Well, first of all, we're going to solve for the
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unsolved hit and run fatality, uh, that occurred back in 2018. Um,
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Devon Jones was 17 years old at the time. believed
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he was leaving a relative's house, trying to cross Florida
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Boulevard near the Boncure Business Center when he was struck
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by a vehicle. Investigators believe that it was a white van,
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possibly damaged to the front of that van at the time.
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Of course, eight years later, who knows if that van
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is still around. It may have been fixed. But someone knows, Brian.
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Someone either has seen has heard about this investigation or
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the one that was behind the wheel knows they hit something,
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hit someone. So we're trying to get some closure for
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this family of Devon Jones. So any information, contact Crime Stoppers,
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P3 Tips app. Get us that information that may lead
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to the individual who, was behind the wheel that evening
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that took the life of Devon. He passed away at
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a local hospital the next day. And, you know, we
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just talked about birthdays. We have the holidays coming. And
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not only with Devon, but any other unsolved crime that
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was a result of a senseless act of violence. Pick
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up the phone and let us know. Bring closure to
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those families. And I'm sure... You with Christmas around the corner,
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there's nothing more than they would want then to get
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that phone call from investigators to say, hey, crime stoppers
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tip played a vital role in this investigation. And we
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have the one or ones responsible for your loved one's death.
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It's never a good time to lose a family member
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to a hit and run or any any senseless crime.
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But yeah, this was a November 1st, 2018 was when
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it happened. Florida Boulevard. And a very, very quick Google
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search pulling up an appeal from December 18th over at WAFB.com.
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And it reads, it's a very, very tight-knit family who,
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just put yourself in their shoes for.
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Just a quick second.
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And this was their only son.
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Yes, of that first Christmas without their only son, without
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their grandson.
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It just, it's in reading the appeal by the family
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looking for any kind of information. And, you know, eight
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years later, we're still looking for information at 344-STOP. 344-STOP
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is the phone number. Or, I mean, you know, the
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P3 Tips app is there for everything, but I don't
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think you're probably going to have any pictures or video
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on this eight years later. No, but just information.
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The phone number.
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If you can't call, just submit that tip over to
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P3 Tips app. Moving on to our Crime Stoppers Facebook,
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Capital Region Crime Stoppers Facebook page. LSU police are attempting
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to identify... two individuals separate investigations uh the first is
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a uh a black male suspect believed to be connected
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in a theft investigation in the area of camilla hall
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uh late october of this year great pictures the the
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first picture i don't know if you ever pulled up
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yet the first picture is like he he saw the
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camera stopped and posed it's there's no denying who this
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individual is if someone is familiar with him.
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So, yeah, and our news partners at WBRZ have this
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one as well. The pictures could not be more clear.
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Just walking down the hallway. Yeah, it looks like he's
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looking not right at the camera, but right next to
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the camera.
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Kind of like he stopped, did a little glamour shot. Yeah,
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a little Derek Zoolander.
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Looking for some cake from Brian.
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So this was at Camellia Hall. And what was it?
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Do we know what he allegedly stole?
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No, don't have that information. Uh, but again, investigators, uh,
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believe that, that he is connected in, in this theft. Uh,
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the next post moving down is also, um.
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Oh, hell BRZ pulled it straight from y'all.
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I clicked through the link. All right.
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Um, the next post is, uh, another LSU theft suspect. Uh,
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this ended, this happened, um, mid October, uh, Early November
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of this year, thefts around the UREC, University Recreation Center.
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Yep.
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Believers, individuals of white male. Good pictures of him as well. Oh, wow.
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Total hipster, too.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah. So anybody with information on these two individuals... Or
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anybody else on the Crime Stoppers Facebook page. 344-STOP is
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the number.
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Or download the P3 Tips app. He's Don Capullo. We
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do Crime Stoppers about this time every week.