Milwaukee Police Seek Burglary Suspect Information
Police are asking the public for help identifying a suspect in an October 26 burglary of a closed business near MLK Drive and Brown Street.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Property Crime
Milwaukee police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect in a burglary that occurred on October 26 at approximately 3:30 a.m. near MLK Drive and Brown Street. The suspect forced entry into a closed business and took property.
Why it matters
Public tips are a key tool for identifying suspects in property crimes that occur when businesses are closed. Residents and business owners in Milwaukee's neighborhoods are being asked to report information that could help close the case.
Police are actively investigating the October 26 burglary and have released a description of the suspect, who is described as a Black male, approximately 40-50 years old, 5'10" tall, and about 180 lbs. No arrest, charges, or court dates have been reported as of this account.
The players
Milwaukee Police Department
The municipal law enforcement agency serving the city of Milwaukee, which is investigating the burglary and seeking public assistance.
The details
The suspect forced entry into a closed business near MLK Drive and Brown Street and took property. He was last seen wearing eyeglasses, a black hooded sweatshirt with "RLX" in white lettering, black sweatpants, and black Nike shoes with white soles.
Timeline
October 26, around 3:30 a.m.: Burglary occurs near MLK Drive and Brown Street.
Legal Context
Milwaukee police are relying on public tips and a detailed suspect description, a standard approach in property crime cases where direct evidence is limited. Such appeals remain a routine investigative tool for burglaries of closed businesses in the city.
Residents and business owners near MLK Drive and Brown Street should review security measures for closed premises and report any relevant sightings to police. Tips that help identify the suspect can aid in apprehension and protect nearby property.
The takeaway
Property crimes at closed businesses often depend on community tips for resolution, so noting suspect details and reporting them promptly can make a difference. Business owners can also review lighting and locking practices to reduce risk.
Further reading
For more on similar incidents, explore Property Crime coverage across Milwaukee.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CBS58.
