NYSP attempting to locate woman who lost money at Malone restaurant
Police are looking for the individual pictured below. Police say she lost money at King's Wok Buffet, located at 3324 State Route 11, Suite #6 in Malone on February 20 at around 4:26 p.m.
The money has been recovered by SP Malone.
Police are looking to give the money back to this individual. If anyone has any information pertaining to this incident, please contact SP Malone at (518) 873-2750.
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