Weekly Safety Report: Threats at Court and Dog Rescue in Essex County, New York

This week in Essex County, New York, two incidents occurred. In the first incident, a man was accused of making threats at Schroon Lake Court. No one was harmed, and the man was later found and transported to the State Police station for questioning. There is no threat to the community, and the investigation is ongoing. In the second incident, Lake Placid firefighters rescued a dog from chilly waters. The dog was caught in a river of rushing water and unable to get back to land. Firefighters worked together to save the animal and return it to its owner. A warning about fast-moving waters was issued due to recent rain.

Man accused of making threats at Schroon Lake Court

WNYT12-21-2023

A man made threatening remarks at Schroon Lake Court, prompting a response from State Police. No harm was done, and the man was later located. He was taken to the State Police station for questioning. There is no danger to the community, and the investigation is ongoing.

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• Man accused of making threats at Schroon Lake Court

Lake Placid firefighters rescue pup from chilly waters

WRGB12-21-2023

Lake Placid Volunteer Fire Department rescued a dog caught in fast-moving waters. The dog was unable to reach land, and firefighters worked together to save it and return it to its owner. A warning about the dangers of fast-moving waters was issued due to recent rain.

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• Lake Placid firefighters rescue pup from chilly waters

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