Crime & Safety
2 Sudbury Residents to be Summonsed on Larceny Charges
The following information was supplied by the Sudbury Police Department. Where arrests are mentioned it does not indicate a conviction.
A call to the Sudbury Police Department by an employee at Sudbury Farms on July 6 will result in two local residents being summonsed to court.
According to Lt. Robert Grady, two males were outside the Boston Post Road grocery store allegedly trying to pull a scam.
The individuals were going through the trash bins, picking out receipts.
The males then went into Sudbury Farms to pick out the items on the receipts and attempt to return them at the customer service desk for cash.
Grady said the two residents will be summonsed to Framingham District Court to face larceny charges.
In other police news from July 6:
- An officer on patrol on Maynard Road witnessed two people on bikes with backpacks just before 3 a.m. The bicyclists crossed into Maynard. The Sudbury PD notified the Maynard PD of the individuals.
- A Bent Road resident reported a housebreak after finding a door ajar and a flatscreen TV worth $400-$500 missing. The resident was unsure of the approximate time of the housebreak.
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