Camera catches thief in Keith's Hardware - Ada police ask for residents' assistance
At 9:20 a.m. this morning the Ada Police Department issued a S.A.F.E.R. Alert (Seeking Aid From Every Resident) as it attempt to find the identity of the subject in this picture and video.
This Hispanic male has actively stolen items from Keith's Hardware over the past couple of days. He has tattoos on his right arm and was observed wearing a gold watch.
The video shows the subject concealing a DeWalt Drill in his shorts and under his shirt.
Any information that the public has to assist us in making identification would be greatly appreciated as we work to keep Ada, Ohio a SAFER Community.
Information can be directed to the Ada Police Department at 419-634-0010.
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