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Police are still investigating after a burglary at a local town hall.
The exact day and time of the burglary is not known as the incident was not discovered until January 10, 2022, when New York State Police were called to the City Hall building in Hadley to investigate.
The incident is believed to have happened over the weekend, but police cannot say for sure at this time.
The NYSP says they were called around 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Troopers say their “preliminary investigation determined that a suspect or suspects smashed a front window to enter City Hall and damaged a display case inside.”
According to the police, several objects from the window were stolen. Among the items stolen were military memorabilia and awards. The specific items stolen were not disclosed.
No injuries were reported and police said the investigation was continuing.
Residents and businesses who may have surveillance video are encouraged to review the footage for any information that may be helpful to the investigation. Authorities are asking anyone with information about the break-in, theft, or information that may be important to the investigation to call the New York State Police G-Troop at: (518) 783.3211. Calls can be kept confidential.
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