Grants Pass Police Need Help Identifying Minimart Robber Caught on Video

GRANTS PASS, Ore. — A white male of average height wearing dark clothing, white shoes, and a dark bandana was caught on video robbing the A1 Market on SW G Street late on the evening of March 29. Police are seeking him. Can you help identify him?


Responding to a 911 report from a customer in the store at about 10:30 PM, the Grants Pass Police Department confirmed that the business was robbed by the suspect, who may have had a firearm in his pocket.

The male suspect fled the scene with money and cigarettes before the police arrived with a K9 officer and a crewless aerial vehicle (UAV). Despite searching for the suspect, police were unable to locate him.

The police hope the video of the suspect entering the store will help someone who knows him identify him based on his clothes, gait, and mannerisms.

They also seek additional video surveillance of the suspect anywhere North of the A1 Market. If you have information about the robbery, the identity of the suspect, or a video, please call the Grants Pass Police Major Crimes Unit at 541-450-6260 using reference case #25-10207.

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  1. Sara

    why is that we can pick out miniscule a pebble from outerspace, but video’s on earth are so grainy that anyone on tape can look crap.

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