Police searching for possible crime victims

Posted: 05.31.2012 at 4:38 AM

Read more: Local, Crime, Iron Mountain City Police, Crime Victims, April 1, Walmart, Video

IRON MOUNTAIN -- Iron Mountain Police are asking the public for help with an investigation. Police officials are trying to identify three women that were seen leaving Walmart in Iron Mountain on April 1. Officials believe it's a mother and possibly her two young daughters.

They (the police) have reason to believe the three women are victims of a crime, but they don't even know it yet.

Police are not saying what that crime is and are trying to build evidence against a suspect.

If you know any of the three women (review video), call the Iron Mountain Police Department at (906) 774-1234.

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