Boston Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Suspect in South Boston Larceny
The Boston Police Department is seeking public assistance to identify an individual in connection with a larceny investigation in South Boston, specifically in the area of 473 W Broadway, where an unknown male reportedly took a coffee and snack without…

Boston, MA, September 7, 2026 — The Boston Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying a male suspect believed to be connected to a larceny incident that occurred in South Boston. The incident took place on August 5, 2026.
Authorities report that the alleged larceny occurred in the vicinity of 473 West Broadway. According to preliminary information, an unidentified male suspect reportedly took a coffee and a snack from a business located in the area. The items were allegedly taken without payment.
Investigators are currently working to gather more details about the incident and the individual involved. The specific business from which the items were taken has not been publicly disclosed. The value of the stolen coffee and snack has also not been provided.
The Boston Police Department is appealing to anyone who may have witnessed the event or has information regarding the identity of the unknown male to come forward. The department has not released a detailed description of the suspect beyond that of an unknown male.
As of the latest information, no arrests have been made in connection with this case, and no charges have been filed. The investigation remains active as police seek to identify the individual responsible for the reported theft. Further details regarding the timeline of events or specific actions taken by the suspect are not yet available.
Anyone with relevant information is encouraged to contact the Boston Police Department. Specific details on how to provide tips, such as a dedicated tip line or officer contact, were not provided in the initial request for assistance.
Story summarized from the original created by Media Relations on police.boston.gov, see more information here.