Police investigating Christmas Day theft at Inn of the Hills Two suspects accused of stealing a ‘substantial amount’ of property
Pictured are the suspects sought by the Kerrville Police Department for an alleged theft at the Inn of the Hills. (Credit: Kerrville PD Facebook page) (Edward Holloway, KSAT)
KERRVILLE, TEXAS – Kerrville Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating two alleged hotel thieves.
The theft happened Christmas Day around 8:27 a.m. at the Inn of the Hills on Junction Highway.
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According to a Facebook post, police say a male and a female stole “a substantial amount of property from one of the hotel rooms.”
The suspects drove a white Ford pickup pulling a small trailer, police say.
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Anyone with more information on the incident or the suspects is urged to contact the Kerr County Crime Stoppers at 830-896-8477.
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