07/29/2026
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BOLO: Calling All Junior Detectives!
Five Mount Holly Police Rocks Have Gone Missing!
I hate to admit it... but somehow the Mount Holly Police Department has managed to lose five of our official painted police rocks!
I'm calling on the best junior detectives (ages 15 and under) to help us recover them!
Starting today, the investigation officially begins. Each week, I'll release a new clue until all five missing rocks have been safely returned to police custody.
Here's what you need to know:
The rocks are hiding in safe, publicly accessible locations throughout Mount Holly. There is absolutely no need to enter private property, climb fences, or dig through bushes. If you're trespassing, you're definitely not solving the case!
Each rock had been specially painted and marked by Lucy Vazquez Fernandez. We've attached the "mugshots" of our five missing suspects so you'll know exactly who you're looking for.
If you recover one of our missing rocks, bring it directly to me, Chief Spencer, at the Mount Holly Police Department. I'll personally thank you for your detective work, and you'll receive one of our awesome prizes! As each rock is recovered, we'll announce the winning detective and reveal where that rock was found.
Rewards include:
Nintendo Switch Lite console
Nintendo-themed LEGO® set
One request from your Chief: Please don't reveal where you found your rock until we've announced the winner. We want every junior detective to have a fair chance to solve the case.
Attached is your first clue. A note left behind at the police department.
It reads: “Pastor Frankie Woodle was known as “the rock” of the community.”
Study it carefully, gather your detective team, and keep an eye on our page as the investigation unfolds.
Think you've got what it takes to crack the case? Will the missing rocks be located before school starts?
Let's see which junior detectives can help us bring our missing rocks home!
Good luck, detectives! And a special thank you goes to Lucy Vazquez Fernandez for her generosity and artwork on this very important case.
— Chief Spencer
Mount Holly Police Department