Police: Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer's Office Burglarized
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- A break-in and burglary at Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer's campaign office over the weekend has the NYPD investigating, police confirmed late Monday night.
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Police said that the office at 40 Worth St. was forcibly entered. Police told CBS 2 the office's front door was broken into by a suspect or suspects.
Stringer, who is expected to run for mayor in 2013, did not immediately comment publicly on the situation.
However, police confirmed that at least two laptop computers containing sensitive information were stolen. It is unknown if those computers contained donor information.
Law enforcement sources told 1010 WINS and WCBS 880 that nothing else was taken from the office.
Stay with 1010 WINS, WCBS 880 and CBS 2 Tuesday morning for the latest on this developing story...
