5:11PM- Officers were dispatched to Hancock Road for a break
and entering and larceny of property.
When officers arrived on scene they were met by two victims who reported
upon their return from being away they found their home had been broken
into. Since 10/2/18 around 8:00AM their
home had been unoccupied. Officers
determined after processing the scene that the lock of the front door had been
broken and force was used to open the door.
An attempt to gain entry was made through two windows which displayed
damage. Three bedrooms were targeted
having shown dresser drawers and shelves rummaged through and items strewn around
the rooms. This case is under
investigation.
5:45PM- Officers responded to Harvard Street for a
shoplifting incident. An officer spoke
with the store manager who relayed that he observed the suspect placing items
in their bag. He confronted the suspect
and requested they pay for the items they took.
The suspect then exited the store without paying. The suspect then fled on foot northbound on
Harvard Street. The suspect was
described as a black individual, possibly female, with long black hair, black
facial hair appearing to have been shaved recently, wearing a black suit with
red stripes, carrying a denim messenger bag and weighing about 150lbs. The manager believed the individual was
transgender. A customer in the store
approached officers and notified them that he witnessed the suspect run back
into the store’s parking lot and entered a car of which he took a picture of and
the license plate. The vehicles
description and license plate was broadcasted to responding units. After, running the license plate officers
found the car was owned by a rental company.
By contacting the company, the renters name was provided, which was a
traditional female name. The name
yielded negative results for any matching individual or driver’s license. An officer then searched the address on the
license in which a person with a different first name and sex but same last
name appeared also having the same date of birth. This license showed a black male with long
straight hair and black facial hair. Officers
believed that the person in the photo was possibly transgender. The difference in sexes and name change
describes a transitioning male and explains why the vehicle was rented to a
female. A photo array was compiled for
the store manager. The officers
conducting the array had no knowledge of the appearance of the suspected
individual. The manager chose the
suspect out of the array. The suspect
will be summonsed to court.
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