Southborough police investigate burglary at Cumberland Farms on Route 9

Norman Miller, MetroWest Daily News
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SOUTHBOROUGH — Police say they're looking for two people who broke into a Route 9 convenience store early Monday morning.

The two unknown suspects attempted to break into an ATM at Cumberland Farms, 365 Turnpike Road, Southborough Police Chief Ryan Newell said in a statement.

An employee called 911 from the store at 3:50 a.m. after arriving and upon discovering that someone had tampered with the ATM.

Police in Southborough are using this video to help them identify two people who broke into a Cumberland Farms store on Route 9 and attempted to break into the ATM there.
Police in Southborough are using this video to help them identify two people who broke into a Cumberland Farms store on Route 9 and attempted to break into the ATM there.

Police reviewed security footage and a video showed two masked people smashing the front glass door with a crowbar at 2:42 a.m. to break into the store. The suspects then attempted to break into the ATM, but were unsuccessful, police said.

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"Both individuals fled the store on foot after being unable to enter the ATM," police said in the release.

Police are investigating the break-in and anyone with information is asked to call Detective Steve Neivert at 508-485-2121 or sneivert@southboroughma.com.

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This article originally appeared on MetroWest Daily News: Southborough police seek two people who broke into Cumberland Farms