Orange Beach Police Ask For the Public’s Help with Identification

OBA Staff • September 12, 2025

Detectives say two individuals were reportedly involved in an attack after a show

Orange Beach Police Ask For the Public’s Help with Identification

Orange Beach, Ala. — (OBA) — The Orange Beach Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying two people connected to an assault that happened at The Wharf. Investigators released images of the individuals, who were reportedly seen leaving a concert before the incident. Detectives stressed that they are seeking only to identify those pictured, as they may have information about the case. Officials say public assistance could be key to moving the investigation forward.


The assault took place on July 27, 2025, following a concert at The Wharf, a popular entertainment and shopping destination in Orange Beach. Police did not release details about what led to the attack, the number of people injured, or the extent of the injuries. Investigators only noted that the incident occurred shortly after the concert let out and that the individuals pictured were involved in some way.


Police urged anyone who recognizes the people in the images or who has any knowledge of the incident to come forward. Investigator Demers is leading the case and can be reached directly at 251-981-9777. In addition to calling, tips may be emailed to
pdinfo@orangebeachal.gov or submitted through the department’s Tip Line at 251-981-1018.


The department emphasized that all information, no matter how small it may seem, could help bring clarity to the situation. Officials added that community involvement is often the difference in resolving cases like this. They said any details provided will be taken seriously and handled with care.


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