Police arrested four Rochester residents after a grand jury indicted them for a 2023 burglary that left a Macedon business heavily damaged and missing high-value equipment.
Investigators say the group stole nine dirtbikes—worth more than $50,000—from Filers Powersports in what they called a “smash and grab” burglary. The suspects allegedly drove a truck into the side of the building to force their way in before taking off with the bikes.
When officers arrived, they found the building damaged and several machines inside affected. Blood evidence was also recovered at the scene. Officers searched the premises but didn’t find anyone inside at the time.
After an earlier arrest in March, a grand jury returned indictments on November 17 against Devon Robinson, age 32, Jahsin Robinson, age 21, Genesis Cowley, age 25, and Bruce Frazier, age 25. All are from Rochester. Devon and Jahsin Robinson were remanded on bail, while Cowley and Frazier were released on their own recognizance.
Each faces felony charges, including grand larceny in the second degree, burglary in the third degree, criminal mischief in the second degree, and conspiracy in the fourth degree.
Police say more arrests are pending as the investigation continues. The Macedon Police Department was assisted by several agencies, including the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office, New York State Police, Ontario County Sheriff’s Office, and others across the state and in Florida.
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