Five Suspects Arrested in Stony Point Warehouse Break-In

Coordinated police response leads to multiple apprehensions and recovery of stolen property

Apr. 3, 2026 at 12:52pm

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An extreme close-up of a damaged warehouse lock, captured in stark, dramatic lighting to convey the investigative nature of the crime scene.A recent wave of targeted commercial property crimes exposes the need for heightened security and rapid law enforcement response.New City Today

The Stony Point Police Department responded to a reported break-in at a local warehouse, leading to the arrest of five suspects, including three adults and two juveniles. Officers recovered stolen property and evidence, and the investigation revealed the suspects' involvement in a prior burglary at the same location.

Why it matters

Warehouse and commercial property break-ins are an ongoing concern for local businesses and law enforcement, as they can result in significant financial losses and disruptions. This case highlights the importance of vigilant security monitoring, rapid police response, and effective interagency collaboration to apprehend suspects and deter future criminal activity.

The details

On March 28, 2026, at around 12:05 AM, the Stony Point Police Department responded to a report from a business owner who observed multiple individuals wearing hoods and masks inside a warehouse storage area via remote security cameras. Officers discovered an unoccupied vehicle near the property entrance and located one male subject outside the warehouse, while a second individual fled into a nearby wooded area. During the investigation, officers recovered stolen property and additional evidence. Two suspects attempting to flee in a vehicle were apprehended nearby, and two more individuals were arrested in the surrounding area. In total, five suspects were taken into custody, including three adults and two juveniles, and were charged with Burglary, Criminal Possession of Stolen Property, and Unlawful Possession of Cannabis.

  • On March 28, 2026, at approximately 12:05 AM, the Stony Point Police Department responded to the reported break-in.
  • The investigation revealed that three of the suspects were also involved in a prior burglary at the same location on March 22, 2026.

The players

Stony Point Police Department

The local law enforcement agency that responded to the reported break-in and led the investigation, resulting in the arrest of five suspects.

Rockland County Sheriff's Office BCI

The Rockland County Sheriff's Office Bureau of Criminal Investigation that assisted with the investigation and evidence processing at the scene.

Haverstraw Police Department K-9 Unit

The K-9 unit from the Haverstraw Police Department that supported the investigation.

Rockland County Sheriff's Intelligence Division

The Rockland County Sheriff's Intelligence Division that collaborated with the Stony Point Police Department on the case.

New York State Police and New York State Park Police

The state law enforcement agencies that provided additional support to the investigation.

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What they’re saying

“The Stony Point Police Department remains committed to protecting the community through proactive policing and strong interagency collaboration.”

— Stony Point Police Department

What’s next

The three adult defendants were released on their own recognizance with court appearances scheduled for April 23, 2026. The juvenile defendants were released to their parents, with a court date set for March 30, 2026.

The takeaway

This case highlights the importance of effective security monitoring, rapid police response, and strong interagency cooperation in addressing commercial property crimes. The coordinated efforts of local and state law enforcement agencies led to the apprehension of multiple suspects and the recovery of stolen goods, demonstrating the community's commitment to public safety.