Wednesday, November 28, 2012

To catch a thief

The Springfield Police Department is looking to identify the male subject in the image above captured by a security camera in Jasinki's Market on Park Street. He is believed to have been involved in a theft of a large quantity of cigarettes. Anyone knowing the identity of the subject above is encouraged to contact Sgt. Molgano at the Springfield P.D. 802-885-2113.
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8 comments :

  1. Anonymous11/28/12, 10:23 PM

    Really?

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  2. Anonymous11/29/12, 12:16 AM

    Dale Earnhardt Jr? Muat be slumming it since the NASCAR season wrapped up!

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  3. Anonymous11/29/12, 9:00 AM

    Hey! It kind of looks like the administrator of this blog!

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    1. Joe Camel11/29/12, 9:15 AM

      acgtually, it truly looks like that guy from the local non profit group of socialist re-developers.

      I think I saw him at the last Towne meeting

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  4. Anonymous11/29/12, 11:05 AM

    Ask Dylan Davis. He looks like he was on his payroll.

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  5. Anonymous11/30/12, 5:59 PM

    Is that Jean Willard trying to collect signatures for a "Stop the Biomass" petition?

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  6. Shop at Jasinski's it's better than Shaws12/2/12, 10:17 AM


    I just found out that if you play the latest Alice Cooper album and watch this guy at the same time, he is smiling and dancing while snapping his fingers.

    When you play the album backwards in slow motion on track 5 you can here Alice speak his name !

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  7. Anonymous7/15/14, 8:04 AM

    looks like James Merritt..

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