Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaIn order to identify two males who are accused of taking a victim’s wallet in an elevator on Chestnut Street last month and utilizing the credit cards that were taken, detectives are requesting the public’s assistance.
The victim tried to leave an elevator in a building at 1101 Chestnut Street on November 14 at around 1:25 p.m. during the incident. Police claim that the suspects stole the victim’s wallet because they diverted his attention during the meeting. The victim’s credit cards were later utilized by the suspects.
According to authorities, the same people might be involved in a number of other thefts that have been reported in the city’s 9th District.
According to the description, both suspects are black men in their 50s who wear spectacles. One was last seen sporting gray sweatpants, black-and-white sneakers, and a white knit hat. The other was dressed in gray slacks, white sneakers, a red-orange puffy jacket, and a tan hat.
Anyone with information about the suspects is urged by the police to get in touch with the Central Detective Division.
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