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The Worcester Police Department has issued a call for public assistance to identify 2 suspects involved in theft at the Worcester Ice Center. Detectives are urging anyone who might have information about the incident to come forward as part of their ongoing investigation.
According to the Worcester Police Department Detective Bureau, the larceny occurred earlier this month, and the suspects were caught on surveillance cameras within the facility. The image released shows 2 individuals who appear to be involved in the theft. Detective Jay Magarian, who is leading the investigation, has been actively seeking leads and is hopeful that community members can help identify the suspects.
Residents with any information about the suspects or the incident are encouraged to contact Detective Magarian at 508-799-8651.
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