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Police seek suspect who vandalized Meriden train station

The damage happened late Friday.
Credit: Connecticut State Police
Meriden train station vandalism suspect

MERIDEN, Conn. — Police said a man entered the Meriden train station and caused a significant amount of damage to the building's furnishings Friday night.

Connecticut State Police said at 11:16 p.m. Friday, a man entered the Meriden Train Station. He was seen on security cameras vandalizing three video monitors, two electronic ticket vending machines, and then pulled the fire alarm.

Anyone who recognizes the individual depicted in the surveillance footage or observed the suspect in the area is urged to contact Trooper DeRosa by calling Troop I in Bethany at (203) 393-4200.

The station serves as a stop for Amtrak and the Hartford Line for CT Rail.

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