Westport Police Press Release:

Westport, Connecticut: On Monday February 16, 2015 7 P.M., WPD responded to the intersection of Kings Highway North at Woodside Avenue for a reported armed robbery that just occurred. The victim stated at

approximately 1830 HRS, he was paid in cash after completing an electrical job at a bodega in Bridgeport. After being paid by the owner in front of several patrons of the store, the victim left and was driving to his

home in Norwalk at which time he was cut off by a dark blue or black Volkswagen (possibly a Passat or Jetta) at the intersection on Kings Highway North. An occupant of that vehicle exited the car and approached the

passenger side of the victim’s vehicle. The victim stated the suspect began to speak in Spanish to him asking him directions and then pointed a small handgun at him and entered his vehicle sitting in the passenger seat.

The suspect searched the victim inside the vehicle and recovered the cash he was just paid. The suspect then exited the victim’s vehicle, entered back into the VW and fled the area eastbound towards Wilton Road.

The suspect described as a dark skinned Hispanic male, 5’8” tall, lean build with a scar on the right side of his face extending from the corner of his lip upwards towards his ear. Suspect was wearing, dark colored clothing

and a dark colored “beanie type” winter cap. The handgun displayed was described as a small silver colored semi-automatic. Any individuals who were in that area and have information related to the above case, please contact the

Westport Police Department @203-341-6000.

 

7:11pm–#Westport CT–An armed robbery just occurred at Kings Highway and Woodside Avenue, a gun was used.  Police are looking for two Domenican males one who had a scar on his face.  They fled in a blue Volkswagen Passat on to the Merritt Parkway towards exit 41.  The victim said he believes they followed him from Bridgeport.  This is breaking news and I’m certain the details will change as police investigate.  $4,000 in cash was taken.

 

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