Officers Looking For Suspect In Idaho Falls Through Emergency Alert
Dispatchers Say Suspect Involved In Stealing Car Saturday Afternoon
POSTED: 4:14 pm MDT September 4, 2010UPDATED: 2:56 pm MDT September 6, 2010IDAHO FALLS, Idaho -- An emergency alert call was made to people living within a one-mile radius of 1140 Johnson in Idaho Falls Saturday afternoon after several men were seen driving a stolen car. One man has been arrested and another is still being pursued.Dispatchers said reports came in Saturday afternoon of a car driving through a neighborhood with two different license plates. The emergency alert call went out to homes within a mile radius of 1140 Johnson.Officers ran the plate numbers, and one of the plates came back to a car that had been reported stolen from Pocatello.Police tracked the stolen vehicle and the two men inside ran. Roman Hamann was taken into custody just after 1 p.m. Saturday, when police found him hiding in a garage in the neighborhood.Police believe the other man to be Roman's brother Theodore Hamann.If you have any information, call Idaho Falls Police Department at 208-529-1200.
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