Troy Matthew Faces Charges for Larceny
Police have apprehended and charged Troy Matthew from Cooks Hill in connection with a reported case of larceny.
According to reports, Matthew stands accused of stealing a blue power washer valued at $4,495.00 E.C. This incident took place on September 11, 2025, at Lower Tanner Street.
Following an investigation into the matter, Matthew was arrested and taken into custody. He has been formally charged with the offense and will appear in court to respond to the charges.
The public is reminded that purchasing suspected stolen property is a criminal offense. The police encourage community members to report any suspicious activities promptly.
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