Woodstock '99 Photos

NY police post pictures of Woodstock vandals

New York State police have posted their own commemoration of Woodstock on the Web. The police site, Woodstock '99 Photos, includes pictures of people breaking into ATM machines, demolishing the Peace Wall and looting a truck and calls on surfers to e-mail police if they can identify any of the convert goers. "Some of the concert goers photographed were committing crimes others might have some information to help us identify those who were," the site says...

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The State Police at Troop D are attempting to identify individuals who may have witnessed or been involved in criminal activity at Woodstock 99.

Troopers are currently investigating numerous reported incidents including larceny, criminal mischief and sexual assault.

Please examine the photographs displayed on this Web site to see if you recognize any of the individuals in them. Some of the concert goers photographed were committing crimes others might have some information to help us identify those who were.

Also, the State Police would greatly appreciate copies of any relevant photos that you might have taken.

If you can identify any of the individuals photographed, have photos of your own or witnessed other criminal acts at Woodstock '99, please contact State Police by:

Contacting Troop D Headquarters in Oneida at (315) 363-4400,
Calling 1-800-262-4321, or
Sending an e-mail to the NYSP Crime Watch.

If you are sending an e-mail, please include your name and phone number.

All information received will be handled in a confidential manner.

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