CLEVELAND — Police in Pepper Pike are asking the community to help them track down a "suspicious person" who was caught on camera checking for unlocked doors throughout the city.
The Pepper Pike Police Department put out the call on social media Tuesday evening and released doorbell camera footage of the person, who police said was recorded trying to open doors at 10 houses on four different streets in southwest Pepper Pike.
According to police, the person was recorded on camera between 2:30 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. on Tuesday.
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"During each recorded incident, the person can be seen checking for unlocked doors around each home," the police department said. "We have reason to believe that he is checking unlocked cars as well."
According to police, a bicycle was reported missing following the incidents. No other items were reported missing.
Police reminded community members to lock their homes and vehicles at night and asked anyone with any security footage that could help with the investigation to "reach out and let us know as soon as possible."
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