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A Josephine County grand jury has indicted a man suspected of committing numerous commercial burglaries. The Grants Pass Police Department is now asking for help finding him.

Between September 2024 and January 2025, Grants Pass Police investigated several commercial burglaries in the city. Not only were the businesses broken into, but items valued between $100 and $1,000 were taken and property was intentionally damaged.

Businesses identified as victims in the burglary spree included Bi-Mart, Cash Connection, Highland Market, Rogue Fly Shop, Batteries Plus Bulb, M Street Market, Lucky Duck on Redwood Avenue, Farmers Building Supply, Don's Bike Center and Fields Home Improvement.

During the months-long investigation, 33-year-old Anthony Boyd Mooney was identified as the suspect. Last week, a grand jury heard testimony and indicted Mooney on 12 counts of 2nd-Degree Burglary, five counts of 1st-Degree Theft, 11 counts of 1st-Degree Criminal Mischief and seven counts of 2nd-Degree Theft.

Anthony Mooney has several warrants for his arrest, but his whereabouts is currently unknown. Anyone with information on his location should contact their local law enforcement agency to facilitate his arrest.