Police are hoping for help after a man allegedly committed an armed robbery at a popular store in the Hudson Valley. Can you help?

On Wednesday, the Town of Newburgh Police Department took to social media in hopes the public could help them catch a man who's been wanted for months.

Town Of Newburgh Police Seek Help Finding Man

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On Sunday, March 5 at about 10:40 p.m., the Town of Newburgh Police Department responded to the Stewarts Shop located at 407 South Plank Road for a reported armed robbery.

The unknown man brandished and pressed an unknown black object into the back of the cashier at Stewarts Shop, police say.

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The suspect then stole money and Newport cigarettes, according to the Town of Newburgh Police Department

PD: Man Stole Money, Cigarettes From Stewarts In Orange County

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The suspect fled the scene on foot onto Monarch Drive in the Meadow Hill section of the Town of Newburgh.

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The Town of Newburgh Detective Division requests anyone with information or knowledge of this crime to contact police at 845-564-1100 or email Detective Sisia at Msisia@townofnewburghpolice.org.

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