Winchester police looking for man involved in Cumberland Farms robbery
Police said both the man and the woman were caught on surveillance cameras trying to cash in the stolen tickets at other stores within 24 hours of the robbery.
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Feb 16, 2024, 5:25 PM
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3ds agoWinchester police are asking for help identifying a man involved in the robbery of lottery tickets at the Cumberland Farms on South Main Street Tuesday.
They said both a man and a woman were caught on surveillance cameras trying to cash in the stolen tickets at other stores within 24 hours of the robbery.
Police say the woman has been identified.
Anyone with information should contact Detective Crean at 860-379-2721.
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