Authorities in Cambridge, Massachusetts, are looking to identify two suspects after a business was broken into overnight and two cars were stolen. Police equipment was also taken from an officer's personal car.
Authorities in Cambridge, Massachusetts, are looking to identify two suspects after a business was broken into overnight and two cars were stolen.
According to police, officers were called to a commercial establishment on Massachusetts Avenue around 5:20 a.m. Sunday for a report of an alarm. Officers discovered the gas and service station had been broken into. Two vehicles were stolen from the business, including a gray Mercedes SUV and a black Ford Taurus. Police say the Mercedes was found abandoned nearby shortly after, but the Ford had not yet been recovered Sunday.
Police say an off-duty officer's locked personal car was also broken into while parked in the North Cambridge area. Several items were stolen from the vehicle, including a Cambridge police identification card, a ballistic vest, and two loaded firearm magazines (which hold ammunition for a firearm. No firearms were stolen, police said.
Two photos were released on the police department's Twitter page in hopes that the public can help identify the suspects.
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