Crime & Safety

Bedford Police Seeking to Identify Suspected Thief

A suspect with tattoos is being sought after thefts at Lowes earlier this month. Do you recognize this man?

BEDFORD, NH — Chief John Bryfonski reports that the Bedford Police Department is seeking to identify a suspect in two reported thefts at the local Lowe's store, according to a press statement. On Sept. 20, 2016, Bedford Police responded to the Lowe's store on South River Road for a report of two thefts of merchandise that occurred on the evening Sept. 19 and the morning of Sept. 20.

A loss prevention officer at the store reported that a white male had been seen entering the store on both occasions, leaving with a pair of expensive battery-powered tool sets each time. During the first incident, the suspect was seen getting into a rear seat of gray vehicle. During the second incident, the loss prevention officer confirmed that the suspect got into the passenger seat of a silver 2001 Dodge Caravan minivan, which then drives off.

The suspect was wearing a blue t-shirt and black shorts during both incidents. He also has tattoos on his right forearm and upper left arm.

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If anyone recognizes this individual or has any information, they are asked to contact Bedford Police at 603-472-5113.

Submitted by John Guilfoil.

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