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Weekly Safety Report: Incidents of Abuse, Endangerment, and Burglary in Nassau County, New York
This week in Nassau County, New York, several incidents occurred that raised concerns for public safety. These incidents include a driver being arrested for allegedly abusing a 14-year-old girl, a nurse at a prison giving an inmate a blade and money, a dog surviving after being stabbed 17 times, a man arrested for endangering a child at a local laundromat, a burglary in Syosset, and a man wanted for following two 14-year-old girls in Westbury.
Weekly Safety Report: Shootings, Homicide, and Gang Activity Plague Brooklyn
This week in Brooklyn, New York, several incidents occurred that raised concerns about safety. These incidents included a FDNY inspector being forced to take cover during a shooting, a teenager being shot and killed at a public housing complex, a man found dead classified as a homicide, multiple shootings and slashings, a man being shot outside a drug store, and federal charges being leveled against gang members for a crime spree involving shootings and carjackings.
Weekly Safety Report: Alleged Gang Murders, Stabbing, and Robbery Hit Suffolk County, New York
This week in Suffolk County, New York, there were several incidents that occurred, including alleged gang members being charged with multiple murders and shootings, a man stabbing his wife to death and crashing his car into a building, an attempted murder defendant attacking a corrections officer, a fatal shooting of a woman at a residence, a man arrested for robbing an acquaintance, and a woman being stabbed at an apartment complex.
Weekly Safety Report: Tragic Fall and Vehicular Assault Highlight Safety Concerns in Ellenville, New York
Two incidents occurred in Ellenville, New York this week, highlighting safety concerns in the area. In the first incident, a tragic fall at Minnewaska State Park resulted in the death of a Singaporean woman who lost her balance near a cliff's edge while hiking with her husband. The second incident involved a White Plains man who was charged with vehicular assault and DWI after striking a pedestrian in a crosswalk. The victim suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized in critical but stable condition.
Weekly Safety Report: Car Fire and Lawsuit Alleging Assault in Huntington, New York
This week in Huntington, New York, two incidents were reported. The first incident involved a car fire on Main Street and Gibson Avenue, which occurred early Friday morning. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is currently unknown. The second incident involves a lawsuit filed against the director of the Huntington High School band. A graduate accused the director of sexually assaulting her 14 years ago when she was a student. The director denies the allegations and has been reassigned to home. The lawsuit names the school district, school board, high school, and the director as defendants.
Weekly Safety Report: Stolen Car Pursuit, Truck Crash, and Gas Spill Impact DeWitt, New York
This week in DeWitt, New York, several incidents occurred that required police intervention. These incidents include a multi-county pursuit of a stolen car, a woman driving a truck into a beauty supply store, and an overturned truck causing a traffic pileup and gas spill on the highway.
Weekly Safety Report: Tragic Shooting and Devastating Fire Strike Elmira, New York
The Elmira community in New York experienced two tragic incidents on Christmas Day. Firstly, a violent shooting occurred on West Chemung Place, resulting in a police investigation and the suspects evading capture. Secondly, a significant fire broke out on West Walnut Street, causing extensive damage to a home and prompting a swift response from emergency services.
Weekly Safety Report: Explosive Detonation, Christmas Day Shooting, and House Fire Impact Chemung County
This week in Chemung County, New York, there were three incidents that impacted the community's safety. These incidents included a man pleading guilty to detonating an explosive device, a violent shooting on Christmas Day, and a significant fire that destroyed a home. Law enforcement and emergency services responded promptly to each incident, but the suspects in the shooting managed to escape. These incidents highlight the importance of community safety and the need for vigilance in preventing such incidents.
Weekly Safety Report: Gun Violence and Impaired Driving Incidents in Cortland, New York
Gun violence and impaired driving incidents occurred in Cortland, New York this week. In the first incident, an 18-year-old woman was injured in a shooting on Christmas Eve. Fortunately, her injuries were not life-threatening. The shooter is still at large. In the second incident, a local resident, Stephanie N. Earl, was involved in a single-vehicle accident due to impaired driving. No injuries were reported, but Earl now faces charges for driving while intoxicated.
Weekly Safety Report: Guilty Plea in Federal Gun and Drug Case, Hearing Officer Recommends Not Guilty for Binghamton Police Lieutenant
In Binghamton, New York, a man pleaded guilty to federal gun and drug charges, admitting to possessing fentanyl and methamphetamine with intent to distribute, as well as possessing a firearm to further drug trafficking. He was also found to be in possession of a firearm and ammunition as a convicted felon. In another incident, a hearing officer recommended that a fired Binghamton Police Lieutenant be found not guilty of disciplinary charges, including giving false testimony under oath and encouraging subordinates to lie in an interview.
Weekly Safety Report: Shooting, Vehicle Fire, and DWI Incident Impact Cortland County
This week in Cortland County, New York, there were three incidents that impacted the community's safety. These incidents included a shooting on Christmas Eve, a vehicle fire in Homer, and a DWI incident. Thankfully, there were no life-threatening injuries reported in any of these incidents.
Weekly Safety Report: Tragic Pedestrian Accident and Harassment Charges in Livingston County, New York
Two incidents occurred in Livingston County, New York this week. The first incident involved a tragic pedestrian accident in Avon, where an unidentified pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle at the intersection of East Avon Road and Pole Bridge Road. The second incident involved a 37-year-old woman from Eldred who is facing harassment charges for allegedly harassing a 13-year-old girl from Caledonia on social media.
Weekly Safety Report: Theft and House Fire Highlight Surveillance and Fire Safety in Tioga County, NY
This week in Tioga County, New York, two incidents occurred that highlight the importance of surveillance and fire safety. In the first incident, a theft at Hollenbeck's ShurFine Grocery Store was captured on surveillance cameras, leading to efforts by the authorities and community to identify the suspects. The second incident involved a significant house fire on Cayuga Avenue in Waverly on Christmas morning. Firefighters from multiple departments responded and successfully extinguished the blaze, with no reported injuries.
Weekly Safety Report: Christmas Morning Chase and Missing Person in Mt. Vernon
The incidents in Mt. Vernon this week involved a Christmas morning chase that sparked a debate on police pursuit policies and a 44-year-old man who went missing. A violent chain of events unfolded on Christmas morning when 20-year-old Maliq I. Petties was spotted shooting another person on South Ninth Street. Petties fled from a patrol officer, leading to a high-speed chase. The pursuit escalated as Petties drove in the wrong direction on Interstate 57 and collided with a police vehicle. Despite the crash, he attempted to flee on foot, prompting an officer to discharge their weapon.
Weekly Safety Report: Cyber Attack and Firefighter Injuries in Jefferson County, New York
Two incidents occurred in Jefferson County, New York this week. The first incident involved a cyber attack on Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center and Carthage Area Hospital, where patient and employee data was stolen. The hospitals have filed legal paperwork to retrieve the stolen data. In the second incident, two firefighters were injured during hose testing in Watertown. Both firefighters have been released from the hospital, but their recovery will take an extended period.
Weekly Safety Report: Incidents Outside Restaurant and Hornell Police's Holiday Initiatives
This week in Hornell, New York, there were two notable incidents. The first incident involved an incident outside a restaurant, where no arrests have been made yet. The Hornell Police may release a statement on Tuesday. The second incident highlights the Hornell Police Department's efforts in community engagement and spreading holiday cheer through programs like "Shop with a Cop.
Weekly Safety Report: Fire, Title IX Lawsuit, and Threat Investigation in Niagara County, New York
This week in Niagara County, New York, several incidents occurred that raised concerns about safety in the area. A devastating fire engulfed a home in Sanborn, causing extensive damage to vehicles and property. A former member of the Niagara University women's swim team filed a Title IX lawsuit, alleging the university's inadequate response to her rape complaint. Additionally, a threatening call was made to a Tops store in North Tonawanda, leading to an evacuation and investigation, but no credible threat was found.
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