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| Keywords: small business big heart amsterdam n.y. ny new york ghost town ghosttown dead city upstate real-estate realestate abandoned toxic waste hazardous rape sex offender offenders criminal mohawk valley mall 12010 blacks african american capitol region capital albany troy schenectady cruelty abuse buddhist monks restaurant religion religious intolerance intolerant discrimination people urban decay heroin drugs narcotics dog dogs robbery elderly disabled nursing care portrait GLOVERSVILLE — A man previously released on parole is now back in police custody following an armed robbery at the Fulton Street Deli on Wednesday evening, Police Chief Marc Porter said. Police said Justin T. Rizzio, 30, was arrested and charged with third-degree robbery following an extensive investigation. Porter said at approximately 7:35 p.m. on March 30, Rizzio entered the convenience store, located at 109 E. Fulton St., with a grey hooded sweatshirt drawn and indicated he had a firearm on his waist. Porter said during the robbery he took cash, cigarettes and a beverage from the business. The Police estimated Rizzio left the business on Wednesday night with approximately $200 in cash and other items. GLOVERSVILLE — A man previously released on parole is now back in police custody following an armed robbery at the Fulton Street Deli on Wednesday evening, Police Chief Marc Porter said. Police said Justin T. Rizzio, 30, was arrested and charged with third-degree robbery following an extensive investigation. Porter said at approximately 7:35 p.m. on March 30, Rizzio entered the convenience store, located at 109 E. Fulton St., with a grey hooded sweatshirt drawn and indicated he had a firearm on his waist. Porter said during the robbery he took cash, cigarettes and a beverage from the business. The Police estimated Rizzio left the business on Wednesday night with approximately $200 in cash and other items. | ||||
