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Boston Police arrest three New Bedford men for allegedly stealing catalytic converters

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“At about 3:48 AM on Tuesday December 27, 2022, three suspects were placed in custody as a result of a joint effort from officers assigned to District B-2 (Roxbury) and members of the Massachusetts State Police (MSP) following their response to a call for a larceny in progress in the area of 15 Devon Street in Roxbury.

While on approach, officers were advised that the suspects had stolen a catalytic converter from a parked motor vehicle before fleeing the area. During the incident, one suspect utilized a jack and a power tool to remove the part, another stood by as a ‘lookout’ while the third remained in a running vehicle nearby.

A short time later, MSP Troopers stopped a vehicle matching the given description in the area of 158 Geneva Avenue at which time they observed four catalytic converters along with other evidence in the rear of the vehicle. BPD Officers then arrived on scene and placed all three suspects in custody without incident.

Joshua LeBeau, 26, Isaac Cohen, 24, and Blaze Miranda, 22, all of New Bedford, MA, will be arraigned in Roxbury District Court on charges of Receiving Stolen Property (Over $1200), Malicious Destruction of Property and Possession of Burglarious Tools.

Additionally, Blaze Miranda was found to be wanted on an extraditable warrant sought out of Cranston, RI, on charges of Possession of Stolen Parts.” -Boston Police Department.

About Michael Silvia

Served 20 years in the United States Air Force. Owner of New Bedford Guide.

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