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Fall River Police release images of suspect believed to be involved in armed robbery

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Police are investigating in Fall River after a teen was reported to be robbed at knifepoint Wednesday.

According to Captain Barden Castro, at approximately 9:20 p.m., Uniform Division Officer Chelsea Campellone responded to a Pleasant Street residence to investigate a report of an armed robbery.

A 16-year-old male reported that he walked to a local convenience store to purchase perishables, upon leaving the store he was confronted by a male with a knife who demanded money in the 1800 block of Pleasant Street. The victim reported that he did not have any money on him and the suspect ended up following the victim home and ultimately made off with an amount of money from the victim. The suspect was last seen heading west across Eastern Avenue.

A woman stating that she was the mother of the boy took to social media.

“To the criminal who held a knife to my 16-year-old son’s neck to get money while he was on his way to a 3 minute away corner store to get milk for mom at approximately 9pm. I will stop at nothing to make sure you are found and identified. I have Surveillance everywhere. You put a knife to my son’s neck and when he had no money on him, you held a knife to his back and followed him home to get you his money he worked for. You bum. You prayed on a kid. I got your description. I will stop at nothing to find you. White male, age 19 to 24, long goatee beard, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. Police have been called. I had about 6 cop cars here. We are pulling footage. I hope 50 bucks was worth it. I will find you if they don’t.”

She stated that the incident happened near the corner of Eastern Avenue and Pleasant Street.

Anyone with information regarding the suspect is urged to contact FRPD Major Crimes Division Detective Larry Ferreira or the on-call MCD supervisor at 508-676-8511 ext 257.

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