Case ID 20160111

Robbery
Prospect St. -
Woonsocket
Date of Crime: July 17, 2016
1
Gender Male
Build Small
Complexion Light
Height Medium

The Woonsocket Police is attempting to locate a suspect involved in several burglaries into an elderly females home in Woonsocket, RI.

The elderly female victim reported that her debit/credit card was used several times at locations that she never traveled to.  Based on the investigation, a male suspect had been breaking into the victim's residence on several occassions while the victim was asleep in her home.  The suspect would then take her debit/credit card, car keys, and vehicle.  After making numerou cash withdrawals at several bank locations in Kennedy Plaza area of Providence, the suspect would return the vehicle, car keys, and debit/card to the victim's residence by entering the home when the victim was sleeping.

IDENTIFIED:

Woonsocket Police have identified the suspect in this case as:

NICHOLAS CLEMENT (26) with previous addresses in Woonsocket and Tiverton, RI.

He is described as being 6'0" tall, 152 lbs, slim build, with brown hair and hazel eyes.

CLEMENT is currently homeless and has been seen riding a white mountain bike carrying a dark colored backpack in the Woonsocket area.  He may frequent Kennedy Plaza in Providence.

CAPTURED:

The Woonsocket Police Department reports the capture of the suspect in this case.  Dartmouth MA Police apprehended CLEMENT on unrelated charges and is awaiting extraditon.  Woonsocket PD expresses appreciation to the Warwick Police Officer and Bristol County Sheriff' Officer for assisting in this case.

Woonsocket Police Department:
401-766-1212

Investigator(s):

Det. Thomas Gormley
16-5635-OF:
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