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Weekly Safety Report: Indictment in Fatal Drunk Driving Accident, Elderly Man Missing in Freeport
Two incidents occurred in Freeport, New York this week. The first incident involved an 18-year-old man from Freeport who was indicted for his alleged involvement in a fatal drunk driving accident. The second incident involved a 71-year-old man named Timothy Regan who went missing in Freeport.
Weekly Safety Report: Assault on Officer and Burglary in Syosset, New York
Two incidents occurred in Syosset, New York this week. In the first incident, a 17-year-old boy assaulted an officer after leaving a social service location. The officer sustained a hand injury and the teen is facing charges. In the second incident, an unknown suspect burglarized a residential home on Church Street, stealing a backpack and a pocketbook. The investigation is ongoing and there is no further description of the suspect at this time.
Weekly Safety Report: Deadly Crash, DWI, and Drug-Related Accident in Wyoming County, NY
The Wyoming County Sheriff's Office is investigating three incidents that occurred in the Town of Perry, New York. The first incident involved a deadly crash where a 78-year-old driver rear-ended a stopped vehicle. The second incident involved a woman found unconscious behind the wheel and charged with DWI. The third incident involved a man who crashed into a utility pole and was arrested for driving under the influence of drugs.
Weekly Safety Report: Robbery, Stabbing, and Inmate Assault Shake Riverhead, New York
This week in Riverhead, New York, there were three incidents that occurred. A man was arrested after allegedly robbing an acquaintance of $800, a woman was found stabbed at an apartment complex, and an inmate at the Suffolk County jail was charged with attacking a correction officer. The incidents involved violence and criminal activity, resulting in injuries and the need for law enforcement intervention.
Weekly Safety Report: Fires, Staffing, and Contract Updates in Tompkins County, New York
This week in Tompkins County, New York, there were several incidents reported. A fire occurred in Groton late Thursday night, with no injuries reported. In Freeville, local firefighters quickly extinguished a house fire on Tuesday afternoon, also with no injuries. The Tompkins County Sheriff's Office has seen improvements in staffing levels, but still has vacant positions to fill. The Ithaca Police Department is now operating under a new contract, which includes increased pay for officers.
Weekly Safety Report: Theft and Car Theft in Esperance, Heroic Rescue of Seniors from Burning Motorhome in Greene County, New York
This week in Greene County, New York, two incidents occurred that required police intervention. In the first incident, a woman was accused of stealing guns, cash, and a car from a residence in Esperance. The suspect, Heather L. Billingsley, allegedly entered the home without the victim's knowledge and fled the scene in the stolen vehicle. The second incident involved a heroic rescue by state police troopers who saved two seniors trapped inside a burning motorhome on I-87 southbound in the Town of Catskill. The troopers successfully pulled the couple from the RV as smoke billowed out.
Weekly Safety Report: Wanted Man, Teen Arrested, and Bench Warrant in Binghamton, NY
This week in Binghamton, New York, several incidents occurred that require attention. A man is wanted by the Broome County Sheriff's Office on charges including domestic harassment and endangering the welfare of a child. A teenager was arrested by the Binghamton Police Department for larcenies and burglaries. Lastly, a man was arrested on an active bench warrant for grand larceny by the Tioga County Sheriff's Office.
Weekly Safety Report: Hit-and-run and Fiery Crash Shake Webster, New York
Two incidents occurred in Webster, New York this week. In the first incident, a man was charged in a deadly hit-and-run crash involving a bicyclist. The accused, Ryan LaDuca, allegedly struck Pamela Rubenstein while she was riding a bike and fled the scene. Rubenstein later succumbed to her injuries. LaDuca has pleaded not guilty and is also accused of tampering with evidence. In the second incident, two victims were identified in a deadly New Year's Day crash outside the Kodak Center. Justina Hughes and Joshua Orr were passengers in a rideshare vehicle that was struck by Michael Avery, causing an explosion and a large blaze.
Weekly Safety Report: Burglary, Bus Crash, and Embezzlement hit Saint Lawrence County
This week in Saint Lawrence County, New York, there were three notable incidents. A man allegedly broke into the Potsdam Humane Society and took two dogs. A school bus from the Hermon-DeKalb Central School District crashed, but no students were injured. The former treasurer of the Morley volunteer fire department was ordered to pay $50,000 in restitution after admitting to stealing money from the department.
Weekly Safety Report: Car Crash, Illegal Firearm Possession, Vandalism, and Hiker Rescue in Clinton County, New York
This week in Clinton County, New York, several incidents occurred that required police and emergency response. These incidents include a car crashing into Clinton Correctional Facility, a man arrested for illegal firearm possession, damage to a motel property leading to an arrest, a fire at a home in Champlain, vandalism at Battlefield Memorial Gateway, and a hiker rescue on South Dix Mountain.
Weekly Safety Report: Controlled Substance Possession and Fire Department Announcements in Lee Center, NY
This week in Lee Center, New York, there were two incidents of note. First, a resident was arrested for criminally possessing a controlled substance. Second, the Lee Center Fire Department announced their elected line officers and civil leaders.
Weekly Safety Report: Arrest for Felony DWI and Swift Extinguishing of Fabric Company Fire in Herkimer County, NY
This week in Herkimer County, New York, two incidents were reported. The first incident involved the arrest of a Poland resident for felony intoxicated driving in the town of Ohio. The second incident was a fire at Gehring Tricot, a fabric company in Dolgeville, which was quickly extinguished, preventing extensive damage.
Weekly Safety Report: Robbery and Shooting Incidents Shake Arlington, New York
Two incidents occurred in Arlington, New York this week. In the first incident, a 56-year-old woman was attacked and killed while on her way to work. It is believed that the attacker followed her from a nearby bank and attempted to rob her. In the second incident, four individuals were arrested after a violent scuffle and shooting at the Parks Mall. The altercation put shoppers at risk, but the Arlington Police Department emphasized their commitment to safety in commercial spaces.
Weekly Safety Report: Domestic Violence, Dispute, and Weapons Possession in Jamestown, NY
This week in Jamestown, New York, there were three incidents that required police intervention. These incidents involved domestic violence, a domestic dispute, and the possession of weapons and drugs. The individuals involved were arrested and are currently being held in the Jamestown City Jail.
Weekly Safety Report: Missing Woman Found Dead and Multiple Alarms in Oswego County, New York
This week in Oswego County, New York, there were two notable incidents. Firstly, a 21-year-old woman who had been reported missing was tragically found dead in Black Creek. The cause of death is yet to be determined. Secondly, emergency crews responded to multiple incidents, including a structure fire on East 8th Street and a motor vehicle collision with a building and a broken gas line on West Bridge Street.
Weekly Safety Report: Brothers Steal Car, House Fire, and Pedestrian Crash in Schenectady County, NY
Two incidents occurred in Schenectady County, New York this week. In the first incident, two brothers from Duanesburg were reported missing after leaving their residence wearing minimal clothing. It was later discovered that they had stolen a vehicle and were found at a Walmart in Cobleskill. The second incident involved a house fire on Ardsley Rd in Schenectady, resulting in one person being hospitalized. The fire was contained within 30 minutes, and the first and second floors of the home were damaged. Additionally, a Rotterdam man was charged with DWI after a pedestrian vs. car crash on Albany and Hulett Streets.
Weekly Safety Report: Fatal Pedestrian Crash and Fake 911 Call at Southampton, New York
Two incidents occurred in Southampton, New York this week. In the first incident, a 48-year-old pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle on December 30th. Despite efforts to save him, he succumbed to his injuries at the hospital. The second incident involved a fake 911 call to George Soros' Southampton estate, claiming a shooting had occurred. Police responded to the call but found it to be false.
Weekly Safety Report: Drivers Rescued After Medical Emergencies in White Plains
This week in White Plains, New York, two incidents occurred involving drivers who suffered medical emergencies while behind the wheel. In the first incident, a driver lost control of their car and crashed down a steep slope behind a residence. First responders were able to secure the vehicle and successfully rescue the driver, who was then taken to the hospital. In the second incident, a driver's car went down a hill in the Battle Hill section of the city. Emergency crews reached the unconscious driver and provided resuscitation. The driver is currently in stable condition.
Weekly Safety Report: Concerning Incidents in Westbury, New York
This week in Westbury, New York, two concerning incidents occurred. In the first incident, a man in his mid-40s followed two 14-year-old girls, but fled when he noticed one of the victim's parents. The second incident involved a 41-year-old man who was arrested for driving while intoxicated with his three young children in the car. One child suffered a minor back injury, and a passenger was also taken to the hospital for evaluation.
Weekly Safety Report: Vehicle Accident and Fatal Crash in Perry, NY
Two incidents occurred in Perry, New York this week. In the first incident, a 25-year-old man from Fillmore was charged after his vehicle struck a utility pole on S. Main Street near Standpipe Road. He was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. The second incident involved a fatal crash in the Town of Perry, where a 78-year-old woman from Perry died. The crash occurred at the intersection of State Route 20A and Silver Lake Road.
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