Osvaldo Cruz, is wanted on a warrant issued in Clay County, Florida for Racketeering and Conspiracy to Commit Racketeering, related to his participation in an organized burglary ring targeting jewelry stores and pawn shops in the southeastern United States.  This organization would make entry through the roof, disable alarm and surveillance systems and cut open safes. Cruz is 40 years old, 5’ 6” and approximately 160 lbs. Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts should contact their local authorities or Florida Department of Law Enforcement Special Agent Andrew Shedlock at 904-360-7100.

On February 7, 2011 a retail jewelry store in Lexington, South Carolina was the victim of a burglary. One of the rear doors was cut open and entry was made to the store. The suspects disabled the alarm system and then attempted to cut a hole in a TRTL 30x6 safe with a torch, but were unsuccessful. However, the suspects took merchandise that was left out of the safe. Police consider the two individuals pictured above as suspects in this burglary, which is similar to four other recent incidents in Georgia and one incident in Alabama. The losses from these recent burglaries total over two million dollars. If you have information, please contact Lt. Matt Davis of the Lexington, SC Police Dept. at 803-359-6260.

The two suspects pictured at the left are wanted for selling fake gold to stores in MD in September 2010, and are believed to have committed other such frauds in PA and NJ. The suspects work in groups of two and three in order to distract employees, while one suspect switches out the gold acid tester bottles with bottles of water. They routinely sell heavy Figaro necklaces and bracelets that are stamped 14k on the clasp. Goodwin is already in custody in NY, but Manley is still at large. They sometimes work with female suspects. Russell Manley is a black male, 34 years old. If you have information on these suspects or know of similar incidents, please contact Detective J. Long, Anne Arundel County Police Department, 410-222-3435.

On August 26, 2010 at 2:26 a.m. suspects using power tools entered an upstairs wholesale jewelry premise on West 48th Street in Manhattan by cutting through an interior wall. The suspects attacked the vault with tools but were unable to enter it. The alarm system was activated and a signal was received by an alarm company. Alarm personnel responded, discovered evidence of a burglary and called police. The suspects had departed and there was no loss. The surveillance photo pictures one of the suspects.

The Spring Township (PA) Police Department is attempting to identify the suspect pictured above in connection with the use of fraudulent credit card to purchase a high-end watch in Spring Township on May 19, 2010. The suspect is reported to have used a fictitious PA driver’s license. Anyone who can identify the suspect is asked to contact Detective Dennis Riegel of the Spring Township Police Department at 610-678-3431.

The suspect pictured above is reported to have used a stolen credit card to purchase a high-end watch in a retail jewelry store in Fairfield County, CT on April 27, 2010. He is descried as a white male, possibly European, 6’2”, well dressed in his mid to late 30s.

The suspect pictured visited a Dallas, TX department store. He looked around the jewelry department and left without incident. The suspect returned to the store on March 15th and requested to look at a pair of earrings valued at $18,000. Once he was shown the earrings, he ran with them out of the store. The suspect is described as a white male, early 40s, 5’10,” 195 lbs. He was wearing a baseball cap, jeans and a beige-striped shirt. He is reported to have driven away in a grey Land Rover Discovery.

The suspect pictured at the left entered a retail jewelry store in downtown Fredericksburg, VA and asked to see a three-stone diamond ring. As he was shown the ring, he grabbed it and ran out of the store. The suspect is described as a 25-30 year old white male. He has a large tattoo of approximately 1-inch letters across his chest. If you can identify this suspect or if you have similar cases involving this suspect, please contact Detective Wayne Hunnicutt of the Fredericksburg (VA) Police Department at 540-847-1885.

The suspect pictured at the left is believed to have switched a fake diamond ring for a real diamond valued at $9,725 in a retail chain store in Flower Mound, TX on January 4, 2010. The suspect used a fake diamond which he had set in a mounting stolen in the grab and run of a similar diamond ring which was taken from a different branch of the same chain the previous week. The suspect is a black male, 5’10”, late 20s, thin build. If you have information about this suspect, please contact Detective Leflore of the Flower Mound, TX Police Department at 972-874-3340.

The suspect pictured above went into a retail jewelry store in a shopping plaza in Guilderland, NY at 5:00 p.m. on December 3, 2009 and asked to look at a white gold diamond pave necklace. He told the sales associate he would take it, and then walked out with the necklace. The store manager tried to locate the suspect in the parking lot but was unsuccessful. Anyone with information is asked to call the NY State Police at (518) 783-3211.

The individual pictured above is wanted in connection with a $47,800 credit card fraud. On September 29 he produced a driver’s license and used a fraudulent credit card at a retail jeweler on Fifth Avenue in New York City that was initially rejected by the credit card company. When the suspect was advised of the rejection, he used his cell phone and pretended to call the credit card company. After a short conversation, the suspect handed his cell phone to the sales associate who believed that she was talking with the credit card representative and accepted a verification number and then released the jewelry. It is reported that the same suspect attempted the same method but was unsuccessful in several other Fifth Avenue retail jewelry stores during the same time period, and is also believed to have participated in similar frauds in CA and NJ. The suspect is described as a black male, 22 years old, 5’9”, and 160 lbs. If you have information please contact Detective Kevin Dename, Midtown North Detective Squad, NYPD, 212-767-8422.

The person pictured is a suspect in the theft of 19 diamond rings from a retail jewelry store in Sarasota , FL on September 22, 2009. The person pictured asked a sales associate to see a ring. The sales associate unlocked the showcase and removed one diamond ring from a cushion with 20 rings. The suspect requested a loupe to take a closer look at the stone. The sales associate closed the showcase, but did not lock it. When the sales associate walked back to get the loupe, the suspect opened the case, took the tray of diamond rings and fled the store. The suspect is described as a black male, 35-45 years old, 5'8”, 150-160 lbs., short black hair and wearing prescription eyeglasses. Anyone with information should contact Detective K. Blakely at the Sarasota (FL) County Sheriff 's Office, 941-861-4933.

The three white suspects pictured above entered a retail jewelry store in Nashville, TN at 1:00 p.m. on June 29, 2009. The younger male suspect shielded the older male suspect from the view of store employees while the older male suspect took two diamond watches from a cabinet. The older male then handed the watches to the female who put them in her purse. The older male suspect was described as in his late 40s, short dark graying hair, 5' 9” and 180 lbs. The younger male, described as a teenager, is 5'8”, 145 lbs., with short spiky black hair. The female is described as in her 30s, 5'3”, 140 lbs. with long brown hair.

The individual pictured is a suspect in two recent sneak thefts at retail jewelry stores in Beverly Hills , CA . The suspect talked on a cell phone and waited for the sales associates to be busy and looking away. He then slid open an unlocked showcase and took jewelry merchandise. He is described as a white male, 30-years-old, 5'10” – 6', 200 lbs., short bleached blond hair with an eastern European accent. See a video of one of his thefts on our homepage. If you have information, call the Beverly Hills Police Department at 310-288-2656.

The individual pictured above is a suspect in the theft of diamond ring from a retail jewelry store in Beverly Hills , CA. The suspect distracted the sales associate, palmed the ring, and left the store. He is described as a white male, 6' 0”, 200 lbs, gray hair, dressed casually. If you have information, call the Beverly Hills Police Department Detective Bureau at 310-285-2158.

These three individuals were accompanied by an older couple and are suspected of being involved in a distraction theft at a jewelry store on March 5, 2009 in Beaver Creek, CO.

The suspect pictured at the left is being sought by police as a suspect in a grab and run of four diamond rings, including one of three carats, from a store in Orange , California on February 3, 2009. The suspect had posed as a boyfriend looking to buy an engagement ring and returned to the store multiple times, seeking to build rapport with the store's sales associates. He is described as a black male in his 20s, 5' 9” and 165 lbs. Anyone with information should contact Detective Leslie Franco of the Orange Police Department at 714-744-7572