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Chattanooga police intelligence center investigator witnesses burglary suspects leaving scene in real-time on public safety cameras

A screenshot of the Chattanooga Police Department's public safety camera footage shows Thomas and Kevin Webb leaving a home that they're suspected of burglarizing on May 19, 2019.
A screenshot of the Chattanooga Police Department's public safety camera footage shows Thomas and Kevin Webb leaving a home that they're suspected of burglarizing on May 19, 2019. A screenshot of the Chattanooga Police Department's public safety camera footage shows Thomas and Kevin Webb leaving a home that they're suspected of burglarizing on May 19, 2019.
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Just as a burglary 911 call came in Sunday evening, investigators in the Chattanooga Police Department’s Real-Time Intelligence Center quickly checked the nearest public safety camera. And sure enough, there were two men leaving the scene.

Those two men, later identified as suspects Kevin and Thomas Webb, had allegedly asked a neighbor moments before about renting a house in the 2000 block of Rawlings Street just before breaking into the empty home, Hamilton County court records show.

The woman told police she saw Kevin Webb walk around to the back of the house and pry open a back window before walking through the house to open the front door for Thomas Webb.

The men then ran away, the woman said.

In the meantime, investigator Annie Crider had already pulled up the live feed from the department’s public safety camera located on the same block as the house.