The Edmond Police Department is currently seeking the public's assistance in identifying a female suspect wanted in connection with an attempted home break-in that occurred in Edmond, Oklahoma. According to reports, the incident was captured on a doorbell camera, which recorded the suspect attempting to force her way into a residence. The video footage shows a woman who subsequently fled the scene in a silver sedan. Authorities believe the vehicle may be a newer-model Nissan Leaf or a Toyota Prius. The suspect is described as having visible tattoos on both arms. The Edmond Police Department has designated this matter under Case number 2026-55134. Investigators are urging anyone who may have information regarding the identity of the suspect, the vehicle involved, or the incident itself to come forward. Members of the public with relevant information are asked to contact Edmond Police Detective Shortt directly at 405-359-4497. When calling, individuals should reference the specific case number to ensure the information is properly logged and investigated. This appeal for information highlights the ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to identify and locate individuals involved in criminal activities within the community. The use of doorbell camera footage has proven instrumental in identifying the suspect's appearance and the type of vehicle used in the escape. The public is encouraged to review their own security footage if they live in the vicinity of the incident and may have captured additional details. The Edmond Police Department continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the attempted break-in and is treating the suspect as at large. Anyone with information is strongly encouraged to assist law enforcement in this matter.