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(Scroll down for video) Three men broke into a summer camp run by a Jewish charity and stole many items, according to police reports in New York.
New York State Police said that they arrested three men after being accused of stealing thousands of dollars in flat screen TVs, game consoles and other items from a summer camp for children.
The suspects, all of Sullivan County, raided Camp Oorah in the Schoharie County town of Jefferson, and stole several flat screens, Wii and PlayStation game consoles and ATVs.
The three men have been charged with theft. The three are being held at the Schoharie County Jail on $15,000 bail each.
The three men have been identified as Jose Lopez-Hernandez, 43, of Liberty, Alexander Barragan-Pineda, 21, of Parksville, and Matthew Huebsch, 20, of Liberty.
Police said that most of the stolen goods have been recovered.
The robbery was captured by surveillance cameras of the camp, which happened after the charity held a holiday retreat for kids.
The camp is located 45 miles southwest of Albany, and is owned by Oorah, a Jewish organization based in Lakewood, New Jersey.