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BURGLARIES - 4 BUSINESSES IN VILLAGE OF MORAVIA
On 02-17-10 Memebers of the Sheriff's Office and the Moravia Police Department responded to burglaries at four seperate businesses in the Village of Moravia. The break-ins occurred sometime over night. An undisclosed amount of cash was stolen from these businesses. It is apparent that all of these burglaries were committed by the same person(s).The following businesses were victims of the break-ins:

Coffee 'N Cream coffee shop - N Main St at corner of Cayuga St
Giuseppe's Pizzeria - Main St at corner of Cayuga St
New York Pizzeria - Main St between Central St and Church St
Spring Garden Chinese Resturant - Main St between Central St and Church St

The Sheriff's Office is asking anyone who witnessed any suspicious activity, persons or vehicles during the overnight or early morning hours near these businesses to contact Detectives.

See Media Release Here:4 Commercial Burglary Investigations - Moravia Village

Contact Detective Steve Smith or Brian Schenck with any information at 315-253-1610
or wssmith@cayugacounty.us or bschenck@cayugacounty.us.
You can remain anonymous. Contact Anonymously

BURGLARIES - GOLF COURSES
Overnight on July 23rd - July 24th unknown perpetrator(s) forced entry to the clubhouse at the Indian Head Golf Course located on Rt. 5&20 in the Town of Aurelius. A small amount of cash was stolen. Also overnight unknown perpetrator(s) forced entry to the main office at the Arnold Palmer mini-golf course located on Gates Rd. in the Town of Sennett. As of this release nothing has been reported stolen. These burglaries are the latest in a string of burglaries to Golf Course Clubhouses that have been investigated by area law enforcement since the spring of 2009.

See Media Release Here:Burglaries at Golf Courses

Contact Detective Steve Smith or Brian Schenck with any information at 315-253-1610
or wssmith@cayugacounty.us or bschenck@cayugacounty.us.
You can remain anonymous. Contact Anonymously

Update! - An arrest has been made in this case!
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BURGLARIES - FLEMING PIT-STOP AND E&V OFFICES
On April 8th 2009 The Sheriff's Office received a report of a burglary at the Pit-Stop Convenience Store on State Route 34 in the Town of Fleming. During the investigation it was determined that an adjacent business, the E&V Energy Corporation Building, had been burglarized as well. The investigation revealed that the businesses were entered at two different times during the night and that a surveillance camera captured video of one perpetrator at about 2:30 AM in the office of the Pit-Stop. An image from that video is below. Marlboro and Old Gold cigarettes were stolen from the Pit-Stop and a safe containing cash was stolen from the E&V building.

Contact Detective Brian Schenck with any information at 315-253-3545
or bschenck@cayugacounty.us. You can remain anonymous. Contact Anonymously

ROBBERY - WEEDSPORT PIT-STOP
On September 15th, 2007 an armed robbery occurred at the Weedsport Pit-Stop Convenience Store. The clerk described the robber as being a white male in his twenties and about 5' 8" tall. The robber displayed what appeared to be a semi-automatic handgun. The robber stole an undisclosed amount of cash. Detectives are attempting to identify the suspect in the photograph below.

Contact Detective Brian Schenck with any information at 315-253-3545 or bschenck@cayugacounty.us. You can remain anonymous. Contact Anonymously

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - PORSCHE BOXSTER
On May 25th, 2008 the Sheriff's Office received a report of a subject vandalizing a vehicle at the corner of Main and Cherry Streets in the Village of Aurora. Upon arrival Deputies discovered that a yellow colored 2001 Porsche Boxster was extensively damaged. The damage appeared to be caused with a long thin blunt object. There were numerous witnesses to the damage. The witnesses described the subject who caused the damage as a young white male, tall and thin with short dark colored hair, wearing blue jeans and a dark colored hooded sweatshirt. The witnesses stated that, after causing the damage, the subject walked south east on Cherry Street. Moments later a light colored four door sedan was seen driving the wrong way on Cherry Street at a high rate of speed.

Contact Detective Steve Smith with any information at 315-253-4869 or wssmith@cayugacounty.us. You can remain anonymous. Contact Anonymously