Weekly Safety Report: Stabbing and Theft Raise Concerns in Middletown, New York

This week in Middletown, New York, two incidents occurred that raised concerns about safety in the community. The first incident involved a stabbing at a local middle school, resulting in two students being injured. Social media reactions varied, with some expressing sympathy for the victims and others calling for a reconsideration of the school district's leadership. The second incident involved two employees of the Washington Heights Volunteer Fire Company being charged with grand larceny. Unauthorized transactions were discovered over several months, leading to the charges.

Stabbing at Middletown middle school prompts strong social media reactions

News 1212-13-2023

Two students were injured in a knife incident at a middle school in Middletown. Social media reactions expressed sympathy for the victims, but also raised concerns about the school district's leadership.

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2 Washington Heights Fire Company Employees Charged With Grand Larceny

Daily Voice12-14-2023

Two employees of the Washington Heights Volunteer Fire Company, Gordon Healy and Lynn Simpson, were charged with grand larceny. Unauthorized transactions were discovered over several months, prompting the charges.

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• 2 Washington Heights Fire Company Employees Charged With Grand Larceny
• Two charged with stealing over $ 17,500 from fire department

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