Crime & Safety

Cranston Police Looking For Home Break-In Suspect

According to police, the man pictured stole jewelry and cash from a home on Cranston Street after impersonating a food delivery driver.

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Police said the break-in happened on March 12, at an apartment on Cranston Street. According to police, the man tried to impersonate a food delivery driver prior to the break-in. (Cranston police)
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Police said they need help identifying the person pictured above. Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Jon Nelson at 401-477-5150, or email him at jnelson@cranstonpoliceri.com. (Cranston police)

CRANSTON, RI — Police in Cranston have asked for the public's help identifying a man who broke into an apartment and stole jewelry and cash.

Police said the break-in occurred on March 12 at an apartment on Cranston Street. According to police, the man tried impersonating a food delivery driver before the break-in.

Police said they needed help identifying the person.

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Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Jon Nelson at 401-477-5150, or email him at jnelson@cranstonpoliceri.com.

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