More Than $18,000 In Merchandise Stolen From New Berlin Quickway
Published: January 28th, 2010
By: Tyler Murphy

NEW BERLIN – Police are searching for information on a New Berlin gas station burglary in which the suspect(s) made off with over $18,000 in merchandise.

The New York State Police and the New Berlin Police Department are investigating a forced entry burglary that took place between the hours of midnight Sunday and 6 a.m. Monday at the Village of New Berlin Quickway, located at 63 South Main St.

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