Case ID 18556

Robbery
Rite Aid, South Attleboro -
Attleboro
MA
Date of Crime: March 11, 2017
1
Gender Male
Build Small
Complexion Medium
Height Tall
The Attleboro Police Department is attempting to identify a male suspect who committed a robbery at the Rite Aid on Washington St (Rt 1) Attleboro, MA. On Saturday, 03/11/2017, at approximately 4:28 PM, a white male, age unknown, entered into the Rite Aid, went to the pharmacy and demanded Methadone. He fled the store with an amount of methadone pills The suspect is described as thin, approximately 6'0" tall, wearing khaki pants or possibly light colored sweat pants, a white long sleeve shirt, and a dark colored knit hat. The hat is the type that would be used by someone with a lot of hair tied up or a pony tail though it is not known if he has either. The suspect had brown eyes with bags under his eyes. The white shirt was used to cover his face beneath his eyes. The suspect fled the store in a black Range Rover which was headed toward Pawtucket, RI.. The vehicle is described as a black Range Rover with unknown RI registration. There is reportedly a vertical gray stripe in the area where the drivers door meets the front left fender. It is unknown if this is part of the design of the vehicle or due to some type of body work.
Attleboro Police Department:
774-203-1885

Investigator(s):

Detective Michael MacNeil
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Rite Aid, South Attleboro
1099 Washington Street (Rte 1)
Attleboro
MA
02703

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