Deputies work to identify two people after car break-ins at church on East Henrietta Road

Deputies investigate more car break-ins, at Midnight Mass on East Henrietta Road

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HENRIETTA, N.Y. — The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is working to identify two people after someone broke the windows of multiple cars at a church in Henrietta.

The break-ins happened at St. Marianne Cope Roman Catholic Church on East Henrietta Road around 1 a.m. during Christmas Midnight Mass. Deputies say items were stolen from the cars. Anyone with information about the two people in this photo can email mcsotips@monroecounty.gov.

A string of car break-ins hit at least two other areas in the past 24 hours. Rochester Police say they found 11 cars with broken windows on Christmas morning on Park Avenue near Barrington Street. Officers responded after getting a report of break-ins around 5 a.m.

On Christmas Eve, more than a dozen cars were broken into during a mass near St. Joseph’s Church in Penfield. One car was stolen. Parishioners had parked their cars at the Cobbles Elementary School down the road.