Dutchess County Man Stole Wallet From Car Parked at Elementary School, Police Say
A Dutchess County man allegedly stole a wallet from a parked car at a local elementary school.
Recently, the Red Hook Police Department responded to Mill Road Elementary School for a report of a wallet that had been stolen from a car during student pick up.
Following a week-long investigation, 32-year-old Zarchary S. Couse of Red Hook was charged with grand larceny, a felony.
During the course of the investigation, Couse was interviewed and admitted to stealing the wallet from a vehicle that was parked outside of the Mill Road Elementary School, police say.
Couse was processed and is due to appear in Town of Red Hook court on September 28.
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