Pharmacy Robbery Arrest
On January 10, 2012 members of the Greenwich Police Department Detective Division executed two extraditable arrest warrants for the below listed subject for the September 4, 2010 knife point armed robbery of the Greenview Pharmacy at 13 North Water Street and a separate incident of passing a forged narcotic prescription.
Eric MANSA
April 30, 1979
154 Martling Drive apt. M6
Tarrytown, NY
The arrest warrant for the Greenview Pharmacy robbery charges MANSA with the following crimes (10-102210):
Conspiracy @ Robbery 1st degree 53a-48 @ 53a-134 (Felony)
Conspiracy @ Larceny 4rd degree 53a-48 @ 53a-124 (Felony)
Weapons in a Motor Vehicle 29-38 (Felony)
MANSA was also arrested by warrant for fraudulently obtaining prescription at a local downtown pharmacy. That warrant charges MANSA as follows (10-102285):
Forgery & altering of prescription 21a-266(a)(2) (Felony)
Illegal Possession of Narcotics 21a-279b (Felony)
Forgery second degree 53a-139 (Felony)
MANSA had been arrested by Tarrytown New York Police for similar New York charges. MANSA completed his New York sentence on January 10, 2012, he then waived extradition, at which time Greenwich Police Detectives took custody of him and served the Connecticut arrest warrants.
MANSA was the driver of the getaway vehicle during the September 4, 2010 armed robbery of the Greenview Pharmacy. MANSA's co-conspirator, John Pastore, was arrested by Greenwich Police Detectives on September 28, 2010.
Pastore entered the pharmacy at approximately 1624 hours on September 4, 2010. He threatened to harm two pharmacists with a large kitchen style knife if they did not give him prescription narcotics. Pastore was given the narcotics and was attempting to leave the pharmacy when he was confronted by a Good Samaritan and a physical struggle ensued.
Pastore fled the store without any proceeds and entered the awaiting getaway vehicle operated by MANSA.
MANSA was also arrested by warrant for obtaining prescription narcotics using a forged prescription.
MANSA was released after posting the $110,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in Superior Court in Stamford on January 17, 2012.
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