PPD: Have you seen 3 people of interest in arson case?
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — The Pueblo Police Department (PPD) is requesting help from the community to identify three people of interest in an arson case.
According to PPD, the image of the first person was caught on camera and is portrayed in the pictures below.
PPD stated that the second person of interest is a white man in his 50s, around 5'3″ tall, weighing around 180 lbs. He is bald with no facial hair. PPD said that he may be known by the name 'Smitty.'
The third person of interest, according to PPD, is a white woman around 5'6″ tall, with a medium build and dirty-blonde hair. She may go by the name 'Beth,' and PPD believes she could be the spouse of 'Smitty.'
The three people were accompanied by a dog described as a white Pitbull with brown patches, according to PPD.
If anyone has any information about this case, they are asked to call Detective Cantin at (719) 553-2506. For those wishing to remain anonymous, call Pueblo Crime Stoppers at (719) 542-7867 (STOP) or submit tips online at www.pueblocrimestoppers.com.
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