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Le Roy police looking for burglary suspect

By Howard B. Owens

Le Roy Police are looking for a person who broke into a residential garage and moved several items Sunday at a Lake Street address.

The burglary was interrupted when the resident heard a dog barking at the rear of the house and went outside to investigate. The resident spotted a man in the garage; the suspect ran into a wooded area.

He is described as a male wearing a red baseball cap, a yellow checkered short sleeve shirt and jeans.

This is the second garage burglary in the past month. A previous burglary occurred on East Main Street on Aug 6. It is unknown if these two incidents are related.

A witness was found who said that a person matching the suspect's description was seen walking the railroad tracks behind 101 W. Main St. shortly after the burglary. Police think it's possible the suspect lives in the area of West Main Street.

Anyone seeing a person wearing the same colored clothing or having information pertaining to this crime is asked to contact the Le Roy Police Department at 768-2527.

Dave Olsen

Did he just "move items" or did you mean to write Remove, Howard. 'Cause if he was just moving them around, it might just be a feng shui thing and he felt a disturbance in his qi, and knew he had to set it right. Some things you just can't fight.

Sep 6, 2010, 10:08am Permalink

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