New York - State police say they’ve charged three men with
stealing thousands of dollars’ worth of flat-screen televisions, video game
consoles and other items from a children’s summer camp in upstate New York.
Troopers say the suspects, all from Sullivan County, broke
into Camp Oorah in the Schoharie County town of Jefferson on Dec. 3 and stole
several flat-screens, Wii and PlayStation gaming consoles and all-terrain
vehicles.
The three men have been charged with burglary. All three are
being held in Schoharie County Jail on $15,000 bail.
Troopers say most of the stolen property has been recovered.
The theft, caught on the camp’s surveillance cameras,
happened after a charity held a holiday retreat for children over Thanksgiving
weekend.
The camp located 45 miles southwest of Albany is owned by
Oorah, a Lakewood, N.J.-based Jewish organization.
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