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Camas police seek surveillance videos following Halloween burglaries

Suspects burglarized Birch Street Lounge, Camas Slices, Caps N' Taps, Papermaker Pride and Washougal Food Center early Sunday morning

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Papermaker Pride, located on the corner of Fourth Avenue and Cedar Street in downtown Camas, is pictured on Oct. 29, 2020. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

Camas police are asking downtown Camas business owners to check their surveillance videos for information that might help identify suspects of an early Halloween morning burglary spree that damaged at least five Camas-Washougal businesses.

The affected businesses included Birch Street Lounge, Camas Slices, Caps N’ Taps and Papermaker Pride in downtown Camas and the Washougal Food Center on “E” Street in Washougal. 

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