"To call in and say hey, I saw this guy about a half hour ago he was in a store somewhere," Nutter said. "That kind of information is very important. WE can't be everywhere but the public IS everywhere."
And Nutter said it is not that strange to find a suspect back in the neighborhood where he lives and committed his crime.
"Some of them quite frankly do go back to where they live," Nutter said. "Cause they don't have a lot of places to hang out. They know we are looking for them."
While there are rewards offered by the Citizens Crime Commission on some suspects, the mayor said the real reward here in a safer city The mayor condemned the "don't snitch" mentality of some people. I want to start a different one: Start telling," he said.
There are 166 pictures of 150 suspects - divided into the districts where the crimes were committed. Their last known addresses are also included.
No one should approach any of the suspects. They are considered armed and dangerous.