Suspect In 4 Armed Robberies In Norwalk Arrested: PD

NORWALK, CT – Police said they have arrested a suspect in four armed robberies that occurred in less than a month in Norwalk. Police said Henry Euceda-Herrera, 34 of Norwalk was charged with first-degree robbery, fifth-degree larceny and illegal use of a facsimile firearm.

According to a news release, police investigated an armed robbery on Sunday, Oct. 21 at the Exxon Gas Station on Connecticut Avenue, during which a male suspect armed with a handgun allegedly entered the store and stole cash. Detectives conducted a thorough investigation and determined Euceda-Herrera was the suspect, police said.

Detectives issued an arrest warrant for the suspect and arrested him at his residence on Thursday, Oct. 25, police said. Detectives also executed multiple search warrants associated with their investigation and recovered evidence of the crimes, police said.

As a result of the investigation and arrest, detectives also determined the suspect was responsible for armed robberies that occurred on Sept. 29 at Metro PCS on South Main Street, on Oct. 6 at Budget Liquor on Main Avenue and on Oct. 14 at the Shell Gas Station on Main Avenue, according to police.

"Detectives will be serving these arrest warrants in the coming days, bringing an end to a lengthy investigation," police said in a release.

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