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Cortland County SPCA looking to ID deposit bottle thief

Cortland County SPCA looking to ID deposit bottle thief

Cortland County SPCA Law Enforcement Department Photo: Saga Communications


CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) – Authorities in Cortland County seek assistance with an investigation.

On July 28, someone stole cans and bottles from the SPCA’s donation bins around 4 a.m.

The suspect was caught on security cameras committing the act, and the shelter’s Law Enforcement Department is trying to identify the person, who appears to be a man riding a bike, possibly an e-bike. It’s the latest in a string of similar reported incidents dating back to last year, which the nonprofit says has caused serious financial concerns.

If you recognize the individual, the bike, or have any information relevant to the investigation, contact the Cortland County SPCA Law Enforcement Department at (607) 753-9386

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