Police say couple tried to break in to bakery By Norman Miller / Daily News Staff Wednesday, November 16, 2005
FRAMINGHAM -- A New Bedford couple who authorities said attempted to break into a downtown bakery yesterday tried to cover the crime up with sex. Nicole Muriel Perry, 21, and Richard D. Nunes, 38, could not convince police they had stopped to have sex rather than break into the Padaria Brasil, a Concord Street bakery, Chief Steven Carl said. Officer Ben Grigg was checking buildings when he saw two people trying to break into the shop at 165 Concord St., said Carl. "As soon as they saw him, they got a panicked look. They started to pretend to kiss and pretended they were about to have sex." According to court records, the pair told Grigg they had pulled over to have sex. Grigg wasn't buying it. The couple had several items that suggested they were going to break into the shop. The couple had also put a bucket under a window to use to climb in, Carl said. "There was no reason for them to be there," Carl said. When police searched the couple, they found marijuana. They both were arrested at about 3 a.m. and were charged with attempted breaking and entering, attempted burglary, possessing burglar tools and possessing marijuana with the intent to distribute. Perry also was charged with providing a false name to police. Both pleaded not guilty in Framingham District Court and are due back Dec. 9 for a pretrial conference.
Posted by: thelastsamurai
They prob did had sex... No wonder the glazed donuts were extra sticky. haha
Posted by: sempergumby
"There was no reason for them to be there," Carl said. When police searched the couple, they found marijuana. They both were arrested at about 3 a.m. and were charged with attempted breaking and entering, attempted burglary, possessing burglar tools and possessing marijuana with the intent to distribute
OF COURSE THEY HAD A REASON, THEY NEEDED THE PASTRY TO STOP THE MUNCHIES FROM ALL THE WEED..............
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