MCSO: Three men steal $400 worth of energy drinks from Henrietta Wegmans
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Three men, including one who was banned from Wegmans, were accused of stealing hundreds of dollars worth of energy drinks from Wegmans on Calins Road.
On Sunday, April 6, the Monroe County Sheriff's Office responded to the store for a reported larceny. Witnesses told deputies two men loaded a shopping cart with energy drinks, left the store with them, and put them into a Jeep Liberty.
Deputies arrested one suspect, later identified as 31-year-old Zachary Buckingham. They said they ran after and arrested 33-year-old Nathan Moffett and 22-year-old Theodore Knapp.
MCSO said Buckingham was previously banned from all Wegmans stores and had four outstanding warrants in Livingston County. Moffett also had an outstanding warrant in Monroe and Livingston counties.
All three suspects were charged with petit larceny. Buckingham got an additional charge of third-degree burglary. Buckingham and Moffett were taken to the Monroe County Jail and released to pretrial supervision. Knapp got an appearance ticket.
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