Woman trying to steal purses gets hit by own getaway car
Authorities say the woman was trying to steal several purses at a store on Mason Street. But, she got interrupted by customers so she ran out of the store.
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Jun 26, 2022, 2:20 PM
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2ds agoA woman tried to rob a business in Greenwich but
only wound up getting hit by her own getaway car on Saturday, according to
police.
Authorities say the woman was trying to steal
several purses at a store on Mason Street. But,
she got interrupted by customers so she
ran out of the store.
She and a bystander were hit by a dark colored
SUV - her getaway car.
Police say the driver displayed a gun and fled
with the suspect.
It is unknown at this time
if the suspect was injured, but the bystander suffered non-life threatening
injuries.
Greenwich police ask that anyone with information contact them at 203-622-8004 or by contacting our
Confidential tip lines TIPS@GREENWICHCT.ORG
or 203-622-3333.
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