3 crimes, 1 suspect: Greenfield police want your help to identify this man



GREENFIELD -- Greenfield police need your help to identify an armed robbery suspect. They believe the man pictured in this story is responsible for three separate incidents this month. Those incidents include an armed robbery of a 73-year-old person, a strong armed robbery of an 85-year-old person and a theft from an 82-year-old person.

All three crimes happened at senior living facilities. One at 93rd and Howard, the second at 92nd and Layton and the third near Howard and Prairie Hill.

Robbery/theft suspect in Greenfield



Details on each of the incidents are listed below:

Theft Incident: Police say the 82-year-old victim returned home from a grocery store and pulled into her parking garage. The victim was approached by the suspect, who offered to help carry groceries for the victim. In the process of assisting the victim, the suspect stole the victim’s wallet and later used her credit cards.

Strong Arm Robbery Incident: Officials say the 85-year-old victim and his wife returned home and drove into the parking garage. The suspect followed the victim into the parking garage and approached the victim’s vehicle. The suspect told the victim that he had a gun and that he was to give him his wallet and watch or he would kill his wife. The suspect obtained the victim’s wallet and his wife’s purse. The elderly victim confronted the suspect striking him with his cane in the hand. The suspect pushed the elderly victim to the ground causing minor injuries to the victim.

Armed Robbery Incident: Police say the 73-year-old victim returned home from bible study and drove into her parking garage. The suspect approached the victim and asked her for help getting out of the garage. The victim tried to assist the suspect, and that was when the suspect placed a gun in the back of the elderly victim. The suspect demanded the victim’s purse and threatened to “blow her head off.” The suspect obtained the purse and fled the scene.

If you have information about any of these incidents or can help identify the suspect in this case, you're urged to call the Greenfield Police Department at 414-761‐5301.