APD issues wanted person notification, seeks public’s help locating suspects
APD searching for suspects, asks for public assistance
Staff Reports
ALBANY — The Albany Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating a wanted individual, two suspects who stole a bike from an employee at the Harvey’s on West Gordon Avenue, and a woman who stole a customer’s wallet at the East Albany Walmart.
According to APD releases, Brad Jordan, 45, of Albany is wanted by the Department of Community Supervision. Jordan is 5-foot-9, weighs 160 pounds, has green eyes and brown hair.
APD officers are seeking two suspects who reportedly stole a bike from an employee of the Harvey’s supermarket at 1032 West Gordon Ave. Surveillance footage showed the suspects, one wearing a black shirt and gray shorts with a yellow stripe down the side, and the other wearing no shirt, blue shorts and a white Atlanta Falcons hat.
The stolen bike was estimated to be worth $100.
At the East Albany Walmart, officers are seeking information about a suspect who stole a wallet that a customer left at the register.
According to store officials, the suspect was a female with dark hair wearing a white tank top and a pair of Chuck Taylor/Converse shoes.
Anyone with information about any of these individuals or incidents is asked to call the Albany Police Department at (229) 431-2100 or Crime Stoppers at (229) 436-TIPS (8477).
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