Three Arrested for Attempted Burglary in Camden
The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office apprehended three suspects following a report of an attempted home burglary.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Property Crime

On September 5, 2026, deputies from the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office arrested three individuals for attempted burglary in Camden. The arrests occurred after a 911 caller reported suspects attempting to enter a home on Hillsboro Road.
Why it matters
The intervention by law enforcement highlights the role of residential security and rapid 911 reporting in responding to property crimes. The swift response prevented a potential residential intrusion.
Jessica L. Centro, 40, Harley D. Longamore, 34, and Corey J. Kirk, 31, face felony charges of attempted burglary. The suspects were processed at the Camden Field Office and released with appearance tickets for Camden Town Court.
The players
Oneida County Sheriff's Office
This local law enforcement agency is responsible for providing police services, maintaining the county jail, and ensuring public safety throughout Oneida County.
Jessica L. Centro
She is a 40-year-old suspect charged with felony attempted burglary.
Harley D. Longamore
He is a 34-year-old suspect charged with felony attempted burglary.
Corey J. Kirk
He is a 31-year-old suspect charged with felony attempted burglary.
The details
Deputies responded to a residence on Hillsboro Road after dispatchers notified them of a burglary in progress. The suspects were taken into custody at the scene following the initial 911 report.
Timeline
September 5, 2026: Deputies responded to the report of a burglary in progress.
Legal Context
This case follows established enforcement patterns under the New York State penal code regarding felony burglary classifications, which dictate the processing of suspects in residential intrusion cases. These procedures maintain consistency in how local law enforcement agencies address and prosecute property-related felonies across the state.
The incident prompted an immediate response from deputies on Hillsboro Road, ensuring the safety of the local neighborhood. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity to law enforcement to assist in maintaining community security.
The takeaway
Prompt reporting of suspicious activity is a critical component in the deterrence of home burglaries. Property owners can further protect their homes by utilizing security systems and maintaining communication with local neighborhood watch programs.
Further reading
For more information on local safety trends, visit the Property Crime section.










