Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Costco vehicle break-in, Patton Road home burglary

Rewards Offered Following Huntsville Vehicle Break-in and Residential Burglary

Huntsville Police are asking for public assistance to solve two distinct property crimes that occurred days apart, offering cash rewards of up to $1,000 for anonymous tips that lead to answers. waff.com reported that investigators are reviewing details from both an October 17 parking lot incident and an October 20 home break-in.

The Memorial Parkway Costco Incident

The first case unfolded on October 17 at the Costco wholesale warehouse located at 1205 Memorial Parkway. According to police statements, victims parked their vehicle in the lot while conducting errands. An unknown suspect managed to enter the vehicle and strip it of multiple valuable items, including an iPad, shoes, and clothing, before fleeing the area unnoticed.

Investigators are asking anyone with information on either case to come forward.

Patton Road Forced Entry

On October 20, police received a report of a home burglary on Patton Road. The victim told authorities they spotted an unknown man trespassing on their property. The intruder used a large stone to shatter a window, gaining entry into the residence and making off with various household items before leaving the scene.

How to Submit Anonymous Information

Crime Stoppers operates as a nonprofit organization driven by citizens throughout Madison County and surrounding areas, bridging the gap between the public, local media, and law enforcement. Donations to the organization are tax-deductible.

Anyone possessing information regarding either the Memorial Parkway vehicle break-in or the Patton Road home burglary is encouraged to contact investigators. Tips can be submitted by calling 53-CRIME at 532-7463, or via long distance collect at 256-532-7463. Additionally, electronic tips can be sent anonymously through the P3 Tips app. Eligible tipsters whose information helps advance the investigations can earn up to a $1,000 reward while maintaining complete anonymity.

CrimeStoppers for the week of August 5