COHOES - The subs are so good at Subs-ta-Toot that people break down doors to get them.

According to owner Lisa Pucci, at around 5 a.m. on Thursday a neighbor saw someone inside the closed store on Ontario Street.  The neighbor called police who, Pucci claims, tracked down the man Pucci believes robbed her store.

After inspecting the store, Pucci's husband realized the crook took $75, a bag of chips, a soda, some candy bars and made himself a sandwich before exiting, closing the door behind him and walking out.

The money was returned to the shop owners.  And the glass door, which the robber broke in with a cinder block, was repaired by late afternoon.

NewsChannel 13 made several phone calls to the Cohoes Police Department to find out the name of the man who was arrested and the charges.  None of them were returned.

Law enforcement will soon have new tools to keep an eye on sex offenders: pictures.

Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill that requires all level three sex offenders to re-take their picture every three months, or if there's a significant change in their appearance.

Also, the commissioner of the department of corrections is requiring all level one, two, and three offenders under parole have their picture re-taken every 90 days, or again, if there's a big change in their appearance.

The new law takes effect in 30 days.

A Saratoga County jury will soon begin deliberating the case against Lydia Salce.

She is accused of stabbing her husband, Michael McKee.

It happened in their home on Route 9 in Halfmoon back in August of last year.

Police say Salce was angry that her husband joined a biker gang and was spending time drinking with his friends.

But the defense argues the attack was in self defense.