Cory Ford, of New Jersey, to face judge in Suffolk business cash register theft case
A man accused of stealing a cash register will face a judge today. Police say Cory Ford, of New Jersey, was acting suspicious on a Penn Station-bound train. When they looked closer, they say they
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Dec 4, 2013, 6:29 PM
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Updated 4,227 days ago
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A man accused of stealing a cash register will face a judge today.
Police say Cory Ford, of New Jersey, was acting suspicious on a Penn Station-bound train.
When they looked closer, they say they found Ford hiding a cash register he had stolen Monday night.
Cops say cash register came from Eloisa Beauty Center on Medford Avenue in Patchogue.
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