Sheriff’s Office makes quick work of Country Club burglary
PLYMOUTH – Chenango County Sheriff’s Deputies quickly closed a burglary investigation at a Town of Plymouth business this week that led investigators down a trail of clues that would result in the recovery of both stolen property and cash.
According to authorities, the Sheriff’s Office was alerted of the missing property and several hundred dollars in cash from the Canasawacta Country Club on County Road 44 in the Town of Plymouth shortly after it opened for business on Tuesday morning.
Sheriff’s Deputies and Detectives arrived at the scene and discovered stolen cash and a golf cart sometime during the overnight hours. During its investigation, deputies also discovered that a second golf cart had been stolen last week.
It was while interviewing residents in the area that authorities discovered the second golf cart in a ditch in the area of Owens Road, just off County Road in Plymouth.
Police indicate that evidence in the area led to the discovery of the suspect at a location on Old County Road 16 in Plymouth.
According to Detectives, while interviewing the suspect, Jeremiah Garbett, age 21; Garbett gave consent to investigators to search his home and property located at 144 Old County Road 16. The search of Garbett's residence yielded the stolen cash in addition to a key to one of the stolen golf carts belonging to the business.
Garbett was arrested by the Sheriff’s office shortly thereafter and charged with 3rd degree burglary and two counts of grand larceny, one for each of the two golf carts; all felonies.
Garbett was arraigned in the Town of Norwich Court and remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility on $10,000 to reappear at a later date.
According to authorities, the Sheriff’s Office was alerted of the missing property and several hundred dollars in cash from the Canasawacta Country Club on County Road 44 in the Town of Plymouth shortly after it opened for business on Tuesday morning.
Sheriff’s Deputies and Detectives arrived at the scene and discovered stolen cash and a golf cart sometime during the overnight hours. During its investigation, deputies also discovered that a second golf cart had been stolen last week.
It was while interviewing residents in the area that authorities discovered the second golf cart in a ditch in the area of Owens Road, just off County Road in Plymouth.
Police indicate that evidence in the area led to the discovery of the suspect at a location on Old County Road 16 in Plymouth.
According to Detectives, while interviewing the suspect, Jeremiah Garbett, age 21; Garbett gave consent to investigators to search his home and property located at 144 Old County Road 16. The search of Garbett's residence yielded the stolen cash in addition to a key to one of the stolen golf carts belonging to the business.
Garbett was arrested by the Sheriff’s office shortly thereafter and charged with 3rd degree burglary and two counts of grand larceny, one for each of the two golf carts; all felonies.
Garbett was arraigned in the Town of Norwich Court and remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility on $10,000 to reappear at a later date.
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