Crime & Safety
Middletown Police Looking For Pair Of Store Larceny Suspects
Surveillance images have been released of two people suspected of ripping off three stores in Middletown.

MIDDLETOWN, CT — Middletown police are looking for two people who they said ripped off three local stores this week.
The caper, police said, took place at the Walgreens at 633 Washington St.
Two women stole $237.88 worth of merchandise, including Yankee candles, feminine products and leggings, according to police.
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They were captured on surveillance cameras and police released the images Thursday.
They are the same two suspected of taking part in larcenies at another Walgreens (311 Main St. Ext.) and at a CVS store (308 Main St. Ext.) that same day, police said.
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The women were seen in a a Black Honda Accord with silver/white wheels, tinted windows, and a tinted windshield with Connecticut plated featuring two letters followed by five numbers, police said.
Any information on the incidents can be referred to the MPD with a reference to Case 24-25030, police said.
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