
Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Wethersfield Family Dollar Heist
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Two suspects, Miguel Ramirez and Susette Mendez, were apprehended after a Family Dollar store robbery in Wethersfield. Ramirez confessed to selling the stolen goods in Hartford, leading to charges of first-degree robbery, larceny, conspiracy, and possession of a controlled substance. Both are held on a $50,000 bond, with court dates set for Monday.
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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Wethersfield Family Dollar Heist. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Two folks got pinched Saturday night after knocking over a family dollar store in Weathersfield. Cops from the Weathersfield Police Department napped a 57-year-old Miguel Ramirez from New Britain and a 48-year-old Susette Mendez from Hartford. They peeled out North on Silas Dean Highway toward Hartford in a Red Hyundai, Elantra. Hartford police spotted the ride and pulled it over right at 10.43 pm, holding both suspects on the spot. He said, fast up to selling off the stolen goods once they hit Hartford. That led to charges like first-degree robbery and sixth-degree larceny for both. Plus conspiracy for him and possession of a controlled substance for her. Each one's locked up on a $50,000 bond with a court date set for Monday in New Britain's superior court. Quit police work across towns, shut this down fast, keeping the streets a bit safer tonight. I'm Corey with The Story and you've been listening to Hartford News Today, AI-powered
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