SCHENECTADY – Two men have been arrested recently on accusations of business burglaries in separate cases, police said. In the first case, Scott A. Vanbergen, 39, of Saratoga County, was arrested Friday and charged with third-degree attempted robbery, along with other charges, including driving while ability impaired. He was arrested after he fled a traffic stop and smashed into a vacant house on Summit Avenue, police said. Police initially responded to the Stewart’s on McClellan Street for a report of a panic
alarm, police said. Officers then learned a man had attempted to take cash from the register and flee, but was unsuccessful, police said. Officers then received a vehicle description that matched a vehicle reported connected to multiple other incidents that occurred that morning, police said. With the help of the Capital Region Crime Analysis Center, police tracked the vehicle and found it in Schenectady. Officers then attempted to stop it and the vehicle fled before crashing into the house, police said. Vanbergen is a person of interest in several other burglaries and thefts in the city and in Glenville, Rotterdam and neighboring jurisdictions. Police this week confirmed the investigation remained ongoing. In the second case, Corey V. Masi, 23, of Glenville, was arrested Saturday and charged with two counts of third-degree burglary, felonie
Bad punctuation and grammer, disagree: so what police blame them dont mean they did it injustice everywhere really so wrong
Good punctuation and grammar, agree: It’s truly unfortunate to see these burglaries happening. If the police have found enough evidence to blame them, then they must be held accountable for their actions.