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Pittsford Marshalls Theft Has Deputies Hunting Two Unidentified Suspects

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Published on November 08, 2026
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Monroe County sheriff’s deputies are asking the public to help identify two people connected to a larceny at the Marshalls store on Monroe Avenue in the Town of Pittsford. The incident happened on Nov. 1, and investigators have released images of the pair as they try to track them down.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help identifying two individuals connected to the larceny investigation, according to Newport Dispatch. The incident occurred at the Marshalls located at 3340 Monroe Avenue in Pittsford, with deputies releasing images of the two suspects as part of the appeal. The outlet reports that deputies did not provide additional details about the nature of the larceny itself.

Anyone With Information Asked to Come Forward

People with information about the identities of the two individuals are asked to email the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, per the same account. Tipsters are asked to reference case number CR #26-208526 when reaching out.

This is not the first time deputies have sought public help identifying suspects at a Pittsford retailer on Monroe Avenue. A separate larceny at the Marshalls located at 3349 Monroe Avenue happened on Sept. 21, 2026, at 9 p.m., and deputies similarly released suspect images and asked anyone with information to come forward, according to a report from newportdispatch.com.

Pattern of Retail Theft Reports on Monroe Avenue

Another report detailed three separate larceny incidents at the T.J. Maxx located at 3349 Monroe Avenue, which deputies said occurred on Nov. 12, Nov. 15 and Nov. 21, as noted by newportdispatch.com. That report did not specify the year in which those three incidents took place. It is not established whether those earlier cases are connected in any way to the Nov. 1 Marshalls larceny now under investigation.

For now, investigators are focused on identifying the two individuals from the Nov. 1 incident. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office and reference the case number provided.