Waterford Police Request Community Assistance in Identifying Meat Theft Suspect

On October 23, 2024, a suspect allegedly stole $73 worth of dinner meats from the local Stop and Shop in Waterford, prompting police to seek the community’s help in identifying the individual involved.

According to the Waterford Police Department, the suspect entered the store, selected the meats, and exited without making payment. Surveillance footage captured the suspect entering the passenger side of a vehicle, the license plate of which has been identified.

Police outlined their investigative process when a crime involves a vehicle with a visible license plate: the plate number is recorded, checked through their system, and follow-up investigations are conducted with the vehicle’s owner.

Authorities are urging anyone with information about the suspect or the incident to contact Officer Robinson at [email protected] or by calling 860-442-9451 ext. 2268. Tips can also be submitted privately through the department’s social media channels.

The Waterford Police Department believes the suspect is likely local and has expressed gratitude for any assistance the public can provide.

They encourage residents to share the police post on social media to help identify the individual involved. By engaging the community, the department hopes to resolve the case promptly and prevent similar incidents in the future.

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