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Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office seeks information on 2 breaking and entering suspects

Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office seeks information on 2 breaking and entering suspects

A screenshot from security footage capturing suspects in an Emma breaking and entering. Photo: Contributed/Buncombe County Sheriff's Office


ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — The Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public for assistance identifying a pair of men suspected in a July 2 breaking and entering.

According to a BCSO press release, the men are suspected in a breaking and entering that occurred around 4 a.m., Thursday, July 2, at 31 Canary Court near the Emma community of Asheville.

The suspects may have left the area in a Subaru.

Security footage that captured the suspects can be viewed here.

“The suspects may have left the area in a Subaru. If you have any information that can help identify the men seen in the video, please contact Detective Watemon Jones at 828-250-4467,” BCSO wrote.

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