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Lisbon Police Investigate Break-in at Cannabis Store

Lisbon Police


Lisbon police are investigating a break-in at Lisbon Cannabis on Canal Street in Lisbon Falls overnight Saturday morning.

Investigators say four masked suspects forced their way inside and stole merchandise and an unknown amount of cash.

Police say they found a cash register in the roadway near Main and Wing streets while searching the area.

Officers say the suspects were driving a gray Honda CR-V that had been reported stolen out of Auburn.

They’re asking the public for help identifying the four suspects. They’re asking residents and businesses in the area to review any available security camera footage between approximately 2:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. and report any suspicious activity, video footage, or information that may assist investigators in identifying the individuals involved.

Particular attention is requested for any cameras capturing activity in the Canal Street, Main Street, Wing Street, and surrounding areas.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the lead investigator, Detective Renee Bernard, at (207) 353-2500 ext. 1 or by email at rbernard@lisbonme.org.

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