Crime & Safety
Stolen Debit Cards Used To Buy $3.7K In Clothes: Stratford Police
Two men are accused of buying $3,700 worth of clothes from Dick's Sporting Goods in Milford with debit cards stolen out of Stratford: Police
STRATFORD, CT — Police are asking for help with identifying two men accused of buying $3,700 worth of clothes from Dick’s Sporting Goods in Milford with debit cards that were stolen out of Stratford.
The stolen debit cards were used Nov. 1 at Dick’s Sporting Goods in the Connecticut Post Mall in Milford, according to police.
Police said the debit cards were stolen from a locked locker at Edge Fitness Club in Stratford.
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The men, pictured leaving the mall with a box of $3,700 worth of clothes, were driving a silver minivan, according to police.
One man is described by police as 20 to 25 years old with light hair, who was wearing a white T-shirt, blue skinny jeans and white sneakers.
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The other man is 30 to 45 years old with black hair and a black beard who was wearing a black long-sleeve shirt, dark pants and black sneakers.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Gallagher at SGallagher@townofstratford.com.
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