Troop C searching for Mansfield larceny suspect
MANSFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — State police's Troop C in Mansfield is searching for the suspect who stole a handful of merchandise from a clothing store on Tuesday evening.
Just before 6:30 p.m. at the Old Navy located on 95 Storrs Road, a woman left the store with items she did not pay for.
Before state police arrived, the female suspect left the store in a black Honda Accord with a Florida license plate.
Anyone with information must contact Trooper Martinez at 860-896-3200, ext. 8054.
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