Pizzerias, Gas Stations Robbed In Meriden: Police

MERIDEN, CT — Police are investigating four armed robberies that have taken place at gas stations and pizzerias in Meriden over the past few days.

Between Oct. 8 and Oct. 11, police said there have been two robberies at gas stations and two robberies at pizza restaurants in Meriden.

Police shared photos of the suspects (below) and said the man wearing a black face covering is believed to be responsible for the pizza restaurant robberies, while the man wearing a white full-face mask is believed to be responsible for the gas station robberies.

“These cases are being actively investigated by the Meriden Police Department, and we are asking for the public’s assistance,” police wrote in a news release.

Police advised residents that if they observe suspicious behavior, to do the following:

• Stay at a safe distance.
• Call 911 immediately.
• Note physical description, clothing, direction of travel, and whether the suspect is on foot or in a vehicle.
• If possible, obtain a vehicle description and license plate number.

Do not intervene. The suspects are considered armed and dangerous. Be a good witness and keep yourself safe.

If you recognize either individual or their clothing, contact the Meriden Police Department at 203-630-6201. Tips can also be submitted to Det. Sgt. Fonda via email at mfonda@meridenct.gov or by phone at 203-630-4179.

Anonymous tips can also be left at 203-630-6273.