CITY OF ASHEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT: Asking For Help To Locate Thomas Matthew Orr, Open Warrant for First Degree Burglary

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CITY OF ASHEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT: Asking For Help To Locate Thomas Matthew Orr, Open Warrant for First Degree Burglary
Asking For Help To Locate Thomas Matthew Orr, Open Warrant for First Degree Burglary — CITY OF ASHEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT: (ashevillenc.gov/department/police)
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City of Asheville Police Department issued the following announcement on Jan. 10. 

Asheville Police Detectives are asking for the public’s help in locating Thomas Matthew Orr (02/15/1979.)

Orr has an open warrant for First Degree Burglary. His charges are related to an incident where he broke into an occupied home on Flint Street back on Jan. 5.

Orr is described as a white male, 43-year-old , 5’6″, 198 pounds, bald and has blue eyes. He has a tattoo of barbed wire on his left shoulder.

He is known to frequent the downtown.

If you know the whereabouts of Orr and would like to send an anonymous tip, text TIP2APD to 847411 or by using the TIP2APD smartphone application (search “Asheville PD” in your app store).  You can also contact APD at (828) 252-1110.

Original source can be found here.     

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