Monday, December 17, 2012
Enhanced photographs of the suspect in a Dec. 5 armed robbery at Granite Gulf were released Friday by Milford Police. Police also released photos of a vehicle involved in the crime.
Milford Police are asking the public to view a series of photographs taken from security cameras at Granite Gulf gas station, to see if they can identify the suspect or the getaway vehicle. According to an email message from Detective Michael Mastroianni, the robber entered Granite Gulf about 7:18 p.m. last Wednesday, and fired a handgun twice inside the gas station at attendants. "We are trying to identify the suspect, and believe that the vehicle in the images was the vehicle used as a get away car," Mastroianni wrote. "The vehicle struck a rock in the parking lot, and should have some damage to the passenger side front and side." The suspect was described by witnesses as a white male, about 6' to 6'2" and of thin build. No one was …
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Thursday, December 6, 2012
Most employees of Granite Gulf were back at work Thursday, but shaken over the events Wednesday night.
Everything seemed business as usual at Granite Gulf on Cedar Street Thursday, with cars at the pumps and customers sitting inside, waiting on cars being serviced. But the employees of the service station are still shaken by the armed robbery Wednesday, in which a man with a handgun fired two rounds inside the business before fleeing with cash. Karin Kaye, who manages the family-owned business with her sister, said employees are still upset. The business will close early Thursday, she said, once it gets dark. The family is thankful that no one was hurt, but upset about the violence. "Awful," Kaye said, when asked to describe the experience. She wasn't at the business Wednesday night, but her brother was among the employees accosted by the …
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Milford and State Police are investigating an armed robbery at Granite Gulf. Shots were fired at an attendant, but no one was injured. The robber fled on foot.
An armed robber fired a handgun at an attendant twice inside Granite Gulf Wednesday night, in a robbery of the service station. The employee was not injured, said Police Chief Thomas O'Loughlin. The robber, whose face was obscured with a scarf, fled on foot into the woods near Art's Towing. Milford and State Police searched that area with a police dog, but lost the trail. The robbery was reported shortly after 7 p.m., when the service station was open for business and had customers at the gas pumps. The robber entered the office, and demanded cash from the attendant, O'Loughlin said. The employee didn't immediately turn over any money, and instead entered the service bay area, where his boss was working, the police chief said. At that time…
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Debbie
7:43 am on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
@ Grace, she knows far more about the Gulf than you realize. She has worked for the company for many years more ›