Police probe break-in at Neighbors in Deerfield

By ANDY CASTILLO

For the Gazette

Published: 03-22-2017 11:53 PM

SOUTH DEERFIELD — Police are investigating an apparent break-in at Neighbors Convenience Store on Route 116 sometime overnight Monday into Tuesday.

“An ATM machine was broken into — cash from there, a register, and a safe was taken,” Deerfield Police Sgt. Harry Ruddock said Tuesday.

Police were called around 6:30 a.m. by an employee opening for the day. At the Route 116 station around 10 a.m., five police cars idled nearby, as state and local police appeared to be searching for something around the building. Ruddock said the gas station was closed when the break-in occurred, between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. He said the store has surveillance cameras.

“Right now we’re compiling information. We do have some evidence we can work off of — hopefully that will produce some leads,” Ruddock said, adding, “we’re working with the state police crime scene services.”

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