Two separate burglaries at businesses in the city of Geneva are under investigation.
Shortly after 11 Friday night, Geneva Police spotted a rear entrance door window had been smashed with a brick at 142 Castle Street. Police did not locate a suspect and a K9 Officer brought to the scene was unable to track the suspect. Officers attempted to contact the business owner, but they were unable to respond.
If anyone has any information about this incident, please contact Geneva Police Lieutenant John Van Savage at (315) 828-6779 or [email protected] or call the Geneva Police Tips line at (315) 781-0096.
In the second incident, police responded to a Washington Street business just before 8 Saturday morning for a reported burglary.
Officers determined that at approximately 1:55 Saturday morning, a suspect forced entry into Monaco’s Coffee by throwing a dumbbell through the front door. The suspect stole over $100 from the cash register and fled the scene. It was determined the suspect caused over $250 in damage to the business door.
The suspect was wearing a mask and several layers of clothing to help conceal their identity. Police believe the suspect may be involved with the burglary at Hernandez Mexican Store on December 20th.
Anyone with information regarding the incident is urged to contact the Geneva Police Department at (315) 828-6771 or Detective Daniel Hickey at (315) 828-6781.
All information can remain anonymous.
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