Law enforcement officials are actively searching for 50-year-old Dennis A. Brenes, who is currently the subject of an active arrest warrant from the Village of Endicott Court.

According to the Endicott Police Department, the warrant was officially handed down on June 16, 2026, following an investigation into a local incident. Investigators have logged the active search under reference case number 2026-5676.

Brenes is officially wanted on a charge of first-degree robbery. To help community members identify the suspect, local detectives have provided a detailed physical description alongside a security image. Brenes is described as a Black male with brown hair and brown eyes. He is a 50-year-old who routinely wears prescription glasses.

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The Endicott Police Department is asking anyone who may recognize Brenes or have any concrete details regarding his current whereabouts to come forward immediately.

Members of the public can submit confidential information directly to the department's investigative team by calling the non-emergency phone line at 607-785-3341. Alternatively, individuals who prefer to communicate digitally can send details directly via email to tips@endicottpd.org.

Law enforcement officials have issued a strict warning with the alert, advising citizens never to attempt independent police action or approach the suspect themselves if spotted. Additionally, investigators emphasize that all relevant leads should be sent straight to official communication channels rather than being posted publicly on local social media pages, ensuring that detectives can vet information efficiently and maintain public safety.

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Editor’s Note: A charge, arrest warrant, or police alert is purely an accusation. All individuals accused of a crime are presumed innocent until and unless they are proven guilty in a court of law.

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