Enumclaw police are seeking public help identifying prowling suspects | Courier-Herald

Enumclaw police are seeking public help identifying prowling suspects

The Enumclaw Police Department is asking for the public's assistant in identifying the prowling suspects in this photographs.

By Dennis Box • February 12, 2015 7:13 pm

Enumclaw police are seeking the public's help in identifying these suspects.

The Enumclaw Police Department is asking for the public’s assistant in identifying the prowling suspects in this photographs.

If anyone has information concerning the identification of these suspects, an anonymous tip can left at www.enumtips.com, or a text message at “Enumtips” to crimes (274637) or leave a phone message at 360-615-5707.

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