Police Find Cell Phone Stolen In Pizza-Deliveryman Robbery

South Kingstown police still have no suspects, but are hopeful the cell phone belonging to the pizza deliveryman that was stolen during the Sunday night robbery can provide more clues.

The cell phone was found on the bike path today, said Capt. Jeffrey Allen.

"The cell phone was secured for processing, but it has been exposed to the elements and we don't know how many people have touched it," said Allen when asked if it could be dusted for finger prints.

A caller from a private number placed an order for delivery to 4 Mechanic St. in Wakefield from the Domino's Pizza in Narragansett.

According to a press release by Det. Srgt. Joel Ewing-Chow, as the deliveryman walked up to the residence at around 6:30 p.m., he noticed the house was in complete darkness and appeared to be abandoned.

The home is owned by Doris F. Martin, according to tax assessor's records.

The deliveryman, who was not identified by police, was then approached by an individual wearing a ski mask, dark clothing, and gloves who told the deliveryman to put down the food - two medium pizzas, a 1-liter Sprite and 14-piece box of hot wings - and proceeded to steal his money and cell phone. The deliveryman said he thought the suspect had a handgun in his waistband.

The deliveryman was only able to provide a limited description of the masked robber - a male approximately 5’09”-5’10” in height with broad shoulders and wearing all dark clothing and gloves.

The South Kingstown Police Detective Division is investigating the incident and anyone with information is asked to call (401) 783-3321.