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Police investigation armed robbery at Waterford convenience store

Published November 29. 2012 9:00PM | Updated November 29. 2012 9:13PM

Waterford – Police are searching for the suspect involved in an armed robbery of a Quaker Hill convenience store.

Ledyard police are using a police dog to track the suspect in the area of Route 32 by Maple Avenue. No further information has been release.

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