Conn. police seek man who took $40K diamond

AP /  March 5, 2013
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FARMINGTON, Conn. (AP) — Police are looking for a man who took a diamond valued at $40,000 from a Westfarms mall jewelry store.

NBC Connecticut, WVIT-TV, reports (http://bit.ly/YM55Yq) that Michael’s Jewelers notified police just before noon Tuesday that a man posing as a customer had run away with the gemstone.

Police say the man is described as thin, about 6 feet tall and in his late 30s. Store workers said he had a shaved or bald head, wore glasses and large earrings made of square clusters of stones. He was wearing blue jeans, tan work boots and a white cross-striped shirt.

Police say he left the mall in a black, four-door Chevy Cruz driven by an older, heavyset man in a white t-shirt. Police said the car had Florida license plates and was reported stolen in Meriden on Monday.end of story marker

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