New York State Police are asking for help identifying a man pictured in an Oct. 27, 2026, appeal involving a reported $9,000 bank withdrawal in Ravena and an unsuccessful withdrawal attempt in the Town of Glens Falls related to the Ravena bank larceny.
The Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Livingston is handling what police describe as a multi-jurisdictional grand larceny and criminal impersonation investigation.
What police reported
According to the release, a man used a fraudulent New York State driver’s license to withdraw $9,000 from the Bank of Greene County in Ravena on Sept. 25, 2026.
Police also allege that he tried to withdraw $9,000 from Arrow Bank in the Town of Glens Falls using a fraudulent military VA identification card. That attempt was unsuccessful, police said. The release does not separately specify the date of the Glens Falls attempt or give a time for either transaction.
The Oct. 27 announcement is a request for help identifying the person pictured. It does not announce an arrest or criminal charges. The allegations have not been proven in court, and the person pictured is presumed innocent.
Questions about the appeal
Who should contact investigators?
State Police ask anyone with information to call (845) 677-7300. That includes information that could help identify the man shown in the official photograph.
What case number should callers use?
Reference NY2601197370, the case number provided in the release. The published appeal does not include a separate case-specific email address or say that tips will be anonymous.
Source
New York State Police: Public assistance sought in grand larceny investigation, Oct. 27, 2026.
