Fairfield police arrest man for allegedly stealing jewelry from store
Police said Juan Aviles broke into Lenox Jewelers and stole $56,000 in merchandise.
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yesterdayFairfield police said a man was arrested for breaking in and stealing jewelry from a store at the Black Rock Turnpike.
Police said Juan Aviles broke into Lenox Jewelers and stole $56,000 in merchandise.
The incident happened on Nov. 29.
Officers located the car Aviles used in the burglary and made the arrest.
Aviles is being held on a $250,000 bond.
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