Police request help in finding burglary & unlawful mischief suspects
RICHMOND, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) – Local police are calling on the public to help them identify those involved with a burglary at Papa McKee's and unlawful mischief at a Richmond Mobil nearby.
Both incidents occurred on Tuesday, March 25 at roughly 2:30 a.m.
Based on surveillance footage, officers said that a two males exited a Chevrolet sedan in Papa McKee's parking lot and hid at the back of the building. The sedan then went to Mobil, where a female exited the vehicle, gathered rocks and threw them at the gas station's windows.
Footage reportedly shows the female getting back in the vehicle, returning to Papa McKee's before circling the lot and leaving. The males mentioned previously approach the storefront, broke in and tried to use a Sawzall to get inside the ATM.
After a neighbor was woken up by the noise, both males left on foot and hid until a pickup truck got them on Bridge Street.
Anyone with information should contact Richmond Police Department at 802-434-2156.
Information is based on surveillance footage from the surrounding area, and documentation from scene, according to RPD.
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