Crime & Safety
Ulster Man Accused Of Burglary, Theft
Police said the man stole a car, a TV and a computer from a town of Rochester home.
TOWN OF ROCHESTER, NY — An Ulster man was accused of burglarizing and stealing from a home in the town of Rochester.
The New York State Police said troopers were called around 7:30 a.m. Jan. 4 to a home on Route 209 in Rochester for a burglary that had occurred.
Police said 2012 Audi A4, a television and a computer were missing from the home.
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The next day, the New Paltz Police Department told the state police that the stolen car was found unoccupied behind a restaurant on Old Route 299 in New Paltz.
An investigation led state police to Michael Devoll, 25, of the town of Ulster.
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On Monday, he was arrested and charged with third-degree criminal possession of stolen property and second-degree burglary, felonies.
Devoll was arraigned in the Town of Ulster Court and sent to the Ulster County Jail.
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