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Police Seek Identity

In Hartwick Burglary

A Ford Focus is the possible get-away car from the burglary. (State police photo)
This Ford Focus is the possible get-away car from the burglary. (State police photo)
The suspect was wearing a green jacket or sweatshirt.
The suspect was wearing a green jacket or sweatshirt.

HARTWICK – State Police are seeking tips as to the identity of a man suspected in a burglary at the Quickway convenience store in Hartwick hamlet.

The robbery occurred at 1:45 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 7, at the Quickway, located at 3542 State Route 205, just south of the hamlet. The suspect is a white male with short hair who was wearing a green sweatshirt or jacket.  He was driving a gray Ford Focus possibly between 2008-11 model years.

Anyone with information is asked to please call the State Police at (315) 858-1122. All information will be kept confidential.

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