Detective Jon Leach joined Dave on AM Quad Cities with this week's Crime Stoppers of the Quad Cities Report, presented by Raynor Door of the Quad Cities.

Here's a rundown of this week's crimes:

--Sometime between the evening of Saturday May 12 and Sunday May 13 at 5pm, unknown suspects stole three Chevy Camaros from the lot at Bob Eriksen Chevrolet in Milan. All the cars had lock boxes removed to gained access to them. The cars are described as a black 2012 Camaro, a silver 2013 Camaro and a red 2014 Camaro. The total value of the three cars is $50,000.

--A suspect made numerous visits to Trevor True Value on 16th Street in Moline recently and has stolen 3 Dewalt lithium battery packs valued at $360. The suspect is described as male, Hispanic, 6`1” tall, 200 pounds. He was last seen wearing a black jacket, with a red hooded sweatshirt, dark stocking cap, dark tennis shoes and blue jeans. He will commonly travel to the business on a black and white bicycle.

--Officers responded to an alarm at the 5 Star Wireless store, 4107 44th Avenue, Moline and discovered someone had forced entry to the business by breaking through the glass front door. The suspect is seen on video taking the trash bag out of the trash can and filling it with numerous new cell phones with a total value over $2,000. The suspect’s face is covered but he is wearing a hoodie that says JORDAN across the bottom of the back.

Detective Leach says they are looking for the following wanted suspects:

--Irvin Wilfredo Cabrera & Harold Michael Dooley

Have a tip that could solve these crimes or locate these individuals? Submit them to 309-762-9500 or by utilizing their Mobile App.

Dave visits with Detective Leach every Friday at 6:40 on AM Quad Cities!

Students at Dixon High School are going back to class today and suspect Matthew Milby will be arraigned today. Get details as Dave visits with Ashley Holden from Quad Cities Today at KWQC on AM Quad Cities.

Gary looks at what is going on with the bond market. Gary also says the earnings report for Walmart came back positive. Gary has the latest in crude oil prices and the results of this week's economic reports.

Get The Word On Wall Street every Monday and Thursday at 8:25 when Dave visits with RBC Wealth Management's Gary Kleinschmidt on AM Quad Cities!

Lori Garrett is heartwalking for better heart health and awareness of a healthier life style, and for her twin sister, Lisa, who underwent open heart surgery two years ago to replace a heart valve. Lori is also the director of the 2018 Quad Cities Heart Walk for the American Heart Association. The Heart Walk is Saturday, starting at Modern Woodmen Park in Davenport, with check-in at 8 a.m. Lori joined Dave on AM Quad Cities!

This year River Action's Ride The River will be going on an Island Adventure across the Quad Cities four islands in the Mississippi River! Campbell's, Arsenal, Sylvan, and Credit Islands will each have a special event planned, Father's Day, June 17! River Action Executive Director Kathy Wine joined Dave on AM Quad Cities!

Vice President Mike Pence is one of many praising Dixon High School resource officer Mark Dallas. Get details as Dave visits with David Nelson from Quad Cities Today at KWQC on AM Quad Cities.

Students at Dixon High School will not be in class today following Wednesday's shooting. There will be a two-hour period today for students to pick up any belongings. Get details as Dave visits with Ashley Holden from Quad Cities Today at KWQC on AM Quad Cities.

A former Chipotle manager accused of stealing money is awarded money for Wrongful Termination. Also, a high school baseball coach is being sued for urging a player to slide into third base. Dave looks at Legal Headlines with attorney Dennis VanDerGinst from VanDerGinst Law in Moline every Wednesday at 8:40!

The Moline Public Library is looking for veterans to share their stories for a statewide project. Get details as Dave visits with Morgan Ottier from Quad Cities Today at KWQC on AM Quad Cities.

In this Deibertribe, Dan wishes we could go back to the days of standing on principle and making a good argument to defend it.