Pasco Police Want to Find This Bold Porch Pirate, Who is He?

It's that time of year. The porch pirates are out in full force. It's Christmas for these people too.

Pasco Police would like to identify the person in the images.

Dave Allen

The man was seen taking an Amazon package on Thursday from a residence in the 1900 block of North 17th. Right in the middle of daylight, this guy just helps himself to the package.

Take a close look. Have you seen this guy in the neighborhood? If you know who this guy is, please call contact Officer Trever Sweeney at sweeneyt@pasco-wa.gov.

If you have any information about this thief, call Pasco Police at 509-628-0333.

It's not fair for the victims of these thieves. I love the idea of pranking porch pirates.

This guy, Jeremy, from Tacoma has a good thing going to get back at porch pirates. Watch.

I'd love to get a Blank Box and just watch. I can watch these videos all day long watching porch pirates getting what they deserve.

The Blank Box would be a perfect set up at the residence below.

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