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New Update: Man Nabbed For Stealing Cash, Beer From Long Island Businesses, Police Say

An investigation is ongoing after a Long Island man has been accused of robbing and burglarizing local businesses.

Blaise Marckesano, a 38-year-old from Shirley, was arrested on Wednesday, April 26, following a string of robberies and burglaries, police said.

Blaise Marckesano, a 38-year-old from Shirley, was arrested on Wednesday, April 26, following a string of robberies and burglaries, police said.

Photo Credit: Suffolk County Police Department

The first incident, a robbery, occurred on Saturday, April 1.

That's when Suffolk County Police say Blaise Marckesano, age 38, entered the Parkway Deli & Grocery, located in Shirley at 431 William Floyd Parkway, at around 9:30 p.m.

He reportedly used force and injured an employee before stealing beer from the deli and leaving. The employee sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

On two separate dates in April, Marckesano also is reported to have burglarized the American Legion Hall Post 1533, a veteran's charity organization, located at 110 Mastic Beach Road.

During one of these incidents, Marckesano, a Shirley resident, broke the building’s window, and both times he stole cash from the business.

Additionally, Marckesano is accused of stealing merchandise from the 399 William Floyd Parkway Home Depot overnight on Friday, April 21.

Suffolk County Police reported that Marckesano was located following an investigation and was arrested on Wednesday, April 26 by Suffolk County police officers and charged with the following:

  • Second-degree robbery
  • Third-degree burglary (three counts)
  • Fourth-degree criminal mischief (two counts)

He is scheduled to be arraigned at First District Court on Thursday, April 27.

Authorities said the investigation will continue. 

Anyone with additional information, or who believes they may have been a victim, is being asked to contact the Suffolk County Seventh Squad detectives at 631-852-8752.

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