A November 9 public appeal concerns a reported November 2 theft at Eastman’s on South Main Street.

New York State Police are asking for information about three electric scooters reported stolen from Eastman’s in Munnsville. This incident is part of an ongoing investigation into the Munnsville scooter theft, and the department issued its public appeal November 9, one week after troopers responded to the business.

According to police, three unidentified people entered the property at 5230 South Main Street at about 2:52 a.m. on November 2 and took scooters parked outside. The scooters were two-wheeled models: one blue and two gray.

What police have released

State Police said surveillance footage shows three people approaching the business and leaving with the scooters. The department said hooded clothing or face coverings concealed their identities.

The November 9 release does not name a suspect or announce an arrest. The investigation remains open. The account of the theft is attributed to police, and no person should be identified as responsible based on speculation.

How to provide information

Anyone with information about the scooters or the people shown in the official appeal can call State Police at 315-366-6000 and refer to case NY2601332690.

The State Police release includes images associated with the investigation. Readers can review the original appeal there. Share information directly with investigators rather than posting unverified accusations about a neighbor or other identifiable person.

The release does not provide scooter serial numbers, a dollar value or a confirmed recovery. Those details should not be inferred from the images.

Source: New York State Police’s November 9, 2026 public appeal, checked November 10. The reported incident date is November 2, not the date the appeal was issued.