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Fort Raleigh National Historic Site Seeking Public’s Help Solving Recent Crimes

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By Compiled From N... - April 6th, 2023

The National Park Service Arrowhead that was stolen from entrance to Fort Raleigh National Historic Site on March 13, 2023 / NPS - Kurt Moses

Due to an increase in vandalism, theft, and attempted theft of government property at Fort Raleigh National Historic Site in North Carolina, the National Park Service and park staff are seeking assistance from anyone who may have information leading to the identification of suspect(s) or to the safe return of items stolen during the most recent illegal activity.

March 24, 2023
Vandalism and an attempted theft occurred within Fort Raleigh’s Waterside Theatre.

March 13, 2023
A National Park Service Arrowhead was stolen from the entrance to Fort Raleigh.

Feb. 27, 2023
An attempted break-in during the overnight hours occurred at a Fort Raleigh building. Due to the activation of an alarm system, the individual(s) did not gain entry to the building.

If you have any information regarding theft of government signs or attempted break-ins at Fort Raleigh, contact Deputy Chief Ranger Mike Henry at [email protected].

As a reminder, Fort Raleigh visitors and neighbors may report illegal or suspicious activity to Dare County dispatch at 252-473-3444.

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