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CORINTH, N.Y. — A 27-year-old man from Corinth, identified as Jacob Lee, has been arrested for allegedly breaking a business window with a shovel. The incident reportedly occurred late at night, causing significant damage to the storefront. Witnesses claim they heard a loud crash and saw Lee standing near the shattered glass, holding the shovel.
Local authorities responded promptly to the scene after receiving reports of the disturbance. Upon arrival, officers found the window of the business completely broken, with glass scattered across the sidewalk. Officers questioned Lee, who was still present at the location, and after a brief investigation, he was taken into custody.
Charges against Lee include criminal mischief and disorderly conduct. The business owner expressed frustration over the damage and the impact it has on their operations. The community has been left shocked by the incident, with many calling for stronger measures to ensure safety and security in the area. Lee is expected to appear in court to face the charges soon.
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