Surveillance cameras were rolling at an East Memphis Kroger Fuel Center when a robbery went down, and now Memphis police want the public’s help putting names to the faces on the screen.
On Monday, investigators released the footage and urged anyone who recognizes the people or vehicles in the clips to come forward. Detectives say they are banking on neighborhood tips to move the case forward. As of the time the video was made public, officers had not announced any arrests.
According to Action News 5, the Memphis Police Department shared the surveillance video on April 6 and paired it with a direct appeal for information. The station reported that officers released the clips specifically to speed up the identification of both the suspects and the vehicles seen at the pumps.
Video Under The Microscope
MPD officials say detectives are combing through the surveillance footage frame by frame, zeroing in on the suspects’ movements and the vehicles tied to the robbery. The goal is to match faces, clothing, and cars with tips that come in from residents who might have seen the crew before or after the crime…