Man With Green Bandana Reportedly Robbed Chelmsford Street Store in November

Nov. 7, 1:15 p.m. – A Caucasian man wearing a green bandana was indicated as a suspect at a store on Chelmsford Street.

The suspect was described as driving a black foor-door sedan driving toward Lowell and was not in possession of a weapon.

According to an employee at the store and video recordings, the suspect was in his early 20s, approximately six feet tall of medium build, also wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt and took approximately $600 to $800 and that the suspect’s car number plate began with a “6” and also had a “T”.

Vehicles meeting the description were not found in the area. Additional evidence was taken from the scene of the robbery.

Nov. 9, 5:30 a.m. – An unwanted guest appeared at a home on Warren Avenue, requiring police to intervene.

The officer dispatched to the home talked to the guest, a man who was there to see his girlfriend and eight-month-old son who told the officer that after he arrived his girlfriend received a call from her mother, who “flipped out” and rushed to the home, saying he was not welcome inside the home.

He was unsure why the mother did not want him there, as he visited the premises regularly.

The man and girlfriend agreed to schedule visits to avoid any further conflicts, at which point the officer on the call transported the man to work in Lowell.

Nov. 9, 5:47 p.m. – A homeowner on Hemlock Drive called police after two kids dropped a pair of bikes at his door and then went around his house into a path in the woods.

Officers found the kids who said they wished to explore the path.

The kids were told they were not allowed to go into people’s yards without permission, and their parents were notified.