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Caught on camera: Man accused of stealing $200 of meat from Wegmans
Posted: 01.24.2012 at 11:08 AM
Megan Coleman

Megan Coleman anchors the 5:00p, 5:30p, and 6:00p newcasts on WSTM/NBC and serves as News Content Manager for the CNY Central media group.

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Suspect in Wegmans meat theft, Liverpool  / Courtesy: Onondaga Co. Sheriff's Dept.
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LIVERPOOL -- Onondaga County Sheriff's deputies need your help tracking down the man who allegedly stole several hundred dollars worth of meat products from Wegmans.

It happened January 5 at the Wegmans at 3955 Route 31 in Liverpool. Deputies say the man, who was caught on surveillance cameras, took of with $200 worth of meat products he didn't pay for.

The suspect is described as a white man, approximately 30-years-old and is believed to be about 6' tall. The suspect had a thin brown beard and was wearing a gray "SYRACUSE" hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and white sneakers.

If you know who this man is, call deputies at (315) 435-3051 or send an email to sherifftips@ongov.net.

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