Boston Police Seek Public Assistance in Connection with Multiple Larceny Incidents
The Boston Police Department is seeking public assistance to identify an individual involved in multiple larceny incidents in Boston. The suspect is linked to thefts at 430 Washington Street (Old Navy) and 411 Washington Street (Gap).
Boston, MA, October 29, 2026 — The Boston Police Department has issued a public appeal for information regarding an individual connected to several larceny incidents that have occurred within the city. Authorities are seeking the public’s help to identify this person.
According to information released by the department, the suspect is linked to thefts that took place at two separate retail locations along Washington Street. Specifically, incidents have been associated with the Old Navy store, located at 430 Washington Street, and the Gap store, situated at 411 Washington Street. Both of these establishments are in Boston.
The Boston Police Department has not yet provided detailed descriptions of the suspect, nor have they released information regarding the dates or specific timelines of these larceny incidents. The exact number of alleged thefts and the total value of the merchandise reported stolen were also not immediately available from the provided summary.
Investigators are urging anyone who may have witnessed these incidents or who might recognize the individual described or depicted in any associated materials to come forward. The department stated that tips can be crucial in helping to resolve these cases and ensure public safety.
As the investigation continues, the Boston Police Department remains committed to identifying the individual responsible for these alleged crimes. Further details are expected to be released as the investigation progresses and more information becomes available. The summary did not include information on specific enforcement actions taken beyond the request for public assistance or any outcomes of past similar investigations.
Story summarized from the original created by Media Relations on police.boston.gov, see more information here.
