Nicole Alarcon

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Dec 1, 2023, 10:06 PM

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Norwalk Police are looking to identify two burglary suspects accused of cashing more than 30,000 in fraudulent checks.

Police say a man and woman are suspected of burglarizing several cars on Muller Avenue on Nov. 8.

Officials say they allegedly used the car owner's identification to cash fraudulent checks.

The suspects were seen driving a white Subaru.

Anyone with information can contact the Norwalk Police at 203-854-3186.