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State Police Seek 3 For

Vandalizing Walmart

ONEONTA – State Police are seeking three males who allegedly vandalized the craft and fabric aisle of the Oneonta Walmart, according to Trooper Aga Dembinska, Troop C Public Information Officer.

At 8:33 p.m., a trooper was dispatched to Walmart after employees reported that three suspicious males damaged the craft and fabric aisle with craft paint around 7:14 p.m. The three then reportedly left the store through the grocery entrance then tried to enter Office Max, but were unable to enter and did not cause any damage.

One of the males was wearing dark pants and a black Nike sweatshirt, the second male wore dark shorts and a dark sweatshirt and the third male wore a flannel shirt, jeans and boots. They were allegedly seen getting into a gold pickup truck to leave the area.

The case is still under investigation.

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5 Comments

  1. Darlene, you’re right that they have cameras, but they are usually pretty grainy and take great shots of the tops of hats and hoods. Sigh.

  2. Thank the Governor’s office. When you get around to catching them , they’ll probably have the same smirk on their faces. Knowing they wouldn’t spend a night in jail. I pray for your safety. It’s bound to get worse.

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