Pair from R.I. arrested after Duxbury armed robbery; police tracked them via stolen Apple Watch

"The male victim told police that he was walking down the street when he was approached by a male brandishing a box cutter who had exited a tan sedan with Rhode Island plates. The suspect allegedly pressed the box cutter against the victim and said, "Give me everything." The victim, who was not injured, then gave the suspect his Apple Watch and red jacket, according to police."

"The vehicle - which police later learned had been reported stolen out of Rhode Island - and the suspects matched the description of those involved in similar crimes that had occurred earlier that day in Plymouth and Kingston, according to police. Through the victim's "Find My" app, police were able to track the suspects' location to a gas station in Pembroke where both suspects were arrested. Police said they recovered numerous stolen items from the vehicle, although the details of the items were not released."

"Fernando Torres, 37, of Providence, has pleaded not guilty to armed robbery, assault with a dangerous weapon, threat to commit a crime, assault and battery, and armed assault to rob a person over 60, according to court documents. Victoria Lambert, 29, of Warwick, is charged with accessory after the fact. Torres remains in custody and is due back in Plymouth District Court for a detention hearing on Thursday, according to court documents."

At about 2:30 p.m., a man in Duxbury was approached by an assailant who brandished a box cutter and demanded belongings. The victim surrendered an Apple Watch and a red jacket and was not injured. The suspects fled in a tan sedan later identified as stolen from Rhode Island and matched descriptions from earlier robberies in Plymouth and Kingston. Police tracked the stolen Apple Watch through the Find My app to a Pembroke gas station where both suspects were arrested and multiple stolen items were recovered from the vehicle. Fernando Torres, 37, was charged with multiple felonies and pleaded not guilty; Victoria Lambert, 29, was charged as an accessory.

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