New York State Police Seek Help Identifying Man in Bank Withdrawal Investigation
New York State Police are seeking public assistance to identify a man connected to a grand larceny and criminal impersonation investigation. The suspect allegedly withdrew $9,000 from the Bank of Greene County in Ravena using a fraudulent New York State…
Albany Schenectady Troy, NY, October 27, 2026 —
New York State Police are seeking the public’s help identifying a man connected to an investigation involving an alleged $9,000 bank withdrawal and an attempted similar transaction.
According to the information provided by police, the man allegedly withdrew $9,000 from the Bank of Greene County in Ravena using a fraudulent New York State driver’s license. He also allegedly attempted a similar withdrawal in Glens Falls using a fake military identification card.
The investigation concerns suspected grand larceny and criminal impersonation. The information available for this report does not identify the man or provide a description, and it does not specify when either transaction occurred. It also does not say whether the attempted withdrawal in Glens Falls was completed; the account describes it as an attempt.
Police have not provided further details here about the investigation, including the amount sought in Glens Falls, the specific branch involved, or whether any charges have been filed. No additional information about the suspect’s identity or the circumstances of the alleged use of the identification documents was included.
The request for public assistance remains focused on identifying the man connected to the investigation. The information provided does not include a contact number, an online tip form, or other instructions for submitting information.
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