Harrison Township police have issued an active arrest warrant for 22-year-old Myles Gould, who is wanted in connection with a series of thefts from vehicles that occurred earlier this week. Authorities are also seeking the public's assistance in identifying a second male suspect who allegedly acted as an accomplice during the criminal incidents. The thefts took place between 9 p.m. on September 20 and 4 a.m. on September 21. The incidents were concentrated in specific areas of Harrison Township, including Warner Alley near Allegheny Valley Hospital and 10th Avenue in the Ducktown section. Investigators noted that the suspects targeted unlocked vehicles, as none of the affected cars showed signs of forced entry, suggesting the perpetrators took advantage of unsecured property. Gould is known to have connections to Sheldon Park in Harrison Township. On September 23, officers executed a search warrant at several locations frequented by one of the suspects. During this operation, police recovered stolen property that originated from a neighboring community. Authorities indicated that additional individuals may face charges as the investigation continues. The Harrison Township Police Department is urging anyone who recognizes the unidentified male accomplice to come forward. Residents are asked to contact officers directly at 412-473-3056. Additionally, individuals who possess personal surveillance footage from the affected areas or who noticed suspicious activity during the overnight hours are encouraged to report their information by phone or online. Tips can also be submitted through the Harrison Township website by navigating to the police page and selecting the “SUBMIT A TIP” option. Police are reminding residents to keep vehicles, bicycles, and sheds locked when unattended and to report any suspicious activity immediately to help prevent further crimes in the community.