Second Man Arrested in Binghamton Armed Robbery

Binghamton police have taken another suspect into custody in connection with a downtown armed robbery.

Authorities say 31-year-old James Fenstemacher of Pine Street has been charged with second-degree robbery. He was taken into custody by city police on Wednesday evening.

Investigators say Fenstemacher is accused of using a handgun during a February 20 robbery at an apartment house at 56 Pine Street. The crime scene is a half-block from his residence.

Detectives say Fenstemacher allegedly took another man's wallet and phone.

Police nabbed one suspect who was spotted leaving the apartment house as officers arrived moments after a witness reported seeing a man with a gun entering the building.

The first man arrested was 23-year-old Kyle Adkins of Fayette Street. He also was charged with second-degree robbery.

Investigators had said the men showed up at the house for a drug deal. Police say no other suspects are being sought in connection with the robbery.

Contact WNBF News reporter Bob Joseph: bob@wnbf.com

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