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Pair Of Teens Face Felony Drug Possession Charges In Red Hook Pair Of Teens Face Felony Drug Possession Charges In Red Hook Pair Of Teens Face Felony Drug Possession Charges In Red Hook
Pair Of Teens Face Felony Drug Possession Charges In Red Hook DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- Two teens were nabbed for cocaine possession following a traffic stop early Monday in Red Hook, said the Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office. David Chen, 19, of Action, Mass., and Eric Diaz, 18, New York City,  where charged with felony drug possession when the vehicle they were traveling in failed to dim their lights to oncoming traffic around 2 a.m., said Capt. John Watterson.  During the stop, deputies discover the two, both passengers in the vehicle, were in possession of cocaine and taken into custody, Watterson said. The driver, Kyle Davis, 21, of Charleston, S.…
Man Charged With DWI After Crashing Twice In Red Hook Man Charged With DWI After Crashing Twice In Red Hook Man Charged With DWI After Crashing Twice In Red Hook
Man Charged With DWI After Crashing Twice In Red Hook RED HOOK, N.Y. -- A Red Hook man who was driving drunk, crashed his car twice on Friday before being caught by police, said Red Hook police. According to police, Warren L. Thring, 35, originally of South America, but currently living in Red Hook, was driving northbound on Linden Avenue in a 2003 Lexus around 10:30 p.m. when he struck a guide rail near the Red Hook Recreational Park. A passing motorist helped him remove the car from the guide rail, police said. Thring then got back in his car and continued driving northbound on Linden Avenue where he lost control of his vehicle for the secon…
LaGrange, Beacon Men Charged In Stabbing During Drug Deal, Police Say LaGrange, Beacon Men Charged In Stabbing During Drug Deal, Police Say LaGrange, Beacon Men Charged In Stabbing During Drug Deal, Police Say
LaGrange, Beacon Men Charged In Stabbing During Drug Deal, Police Say DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. --  Two men from LaGrange and Beacon stabbed and robbed another man during a drug deal in the City of Poughkeepsie on Monday, police said. Damon Luttrell, 17, of Beacon, and Liam Gannon, 20, of LaGrange, were charged with felony robbery, after luring a man to 534 Main St., with the intent to rob him, said Det. Lt. Matt Clark. The 21-year-old man, who was meeting the pair to buy marijuana, was jumped, stabbed in the back by one of the men and robbed when he met up with the two, said Clark. The victim was taken to Vassar Brothers Medical Center with serious internal inj…
Rye Cold Case Homicide Remains Mystery Rye Cold Case Homicide Remains Mystery Rye Cold Case Homicide Remains Mystery
Rye Cold Case Homicide Remains Mystery RYE, N.Y. -- A pair of tennis shoes and plaid shorts are all that New York State Police have left to help them find the person who was found dead on Dec. 17, 1987, in Rye. The body, which is no longer available, was found off an exit ramp to Interstate 95, a report with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children said. Believed to be a male, because of the clothes the victim was found wearing -- silver and gray Avia sneakers with blue laces and gray and blue patterned shorts -- the person had been dead around three months when found. The victim had black hair, stood about 5-foot…
Three Poughkeepsie Teens Charged In Robbery Of Pizza Delivery Man Three Poughkeepsie Teens Charged In Robbery Of Pizza Delivery Man Three Poughkeepsie Teens Charged In Robbery Of Pizza Delivery Man
Three Poughkeepsie Teens Charged In Robbery Of Pizza Delivery Man POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- Three teens who robbed and stole food from a pizza delivery man earlier this month, were caught Friday following an investigation by City of Poughkeepsie detectives, police said. The three City of Poughkeepsie teens, Terrell Jennings, 18, N'Zhari Benn, 16, and a 14-year-old juvenile, were caught following an investigation into the crime Thursday, Feb. 2 crime in which they robbed the delivery man in the area of Dubois Avenue, said Det. Lt. Matt Clark. According to Clark, the three placed an order by phone at a local restaurant and when the delivery person showed at the…
Shining Sun Can Create Driving Hazard For Westchester Commuters, AAA Says Shining Sun Can Create Driving Hazard For Westchester Commuters, AAA Says Shining Sun Can Create Driving Hazard For Westchester Commuters, AAA Says
Shining Sun Can Create Driving Hazard For Westchester Commuters, AAA Says Enjoying a drive on a beautiful sunny day is a great way to spend a lazy afternoon, but drivers should be aware that glaring sunshine can also create a hazard, according to AAA. Just after sunrise and before sunset the sun can shine directly into drivers’ eyes, creating a glare that can make it much harder to see the road ahead and potential hazards, AAA added. Officials with AAA said if sun glare is a problem, slow down and utilize the following tips to help enjoy the drive: Don't think sunglasses are silly. A good pair of polarized sunglasses can be an essential safety tool year round. …
How Much Do You Know About Presidents Day, White Plains? How Much Do You Know About Presidents Day, White Plains? How Much Do You Know About Presidents Day, White Plains?
How Much Do You Know About Presidents Day, White Plains? Both Presidents Day and George Washington's birthday always are celebrated on the third Monday of February, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.  The story of Presidents Day begins in 1800. Following Washington’s death in 1799, his Feb. 22 birthday became a day of remembrance. At the time, Washington was venerated as the most important figure in American history, and events like the 1832 centennial of his birth and the start of construction of the Washington Monument in 1848 were cause for national celebration. The federal holiday is actually called George Washington's Birthday. Certain s…
Garnerville Man Driving Wrong Way In Nyack Was Drunk, Police Say Garnerville Man Driving Wrong Way In Nyack Was Drunk, Police Say Garnerville Man Driving Wrong Way In Nyack Was Drunk, Police Say
Garnerville Man Driving Wrong Way In Nyack Was Drunk, Police Say NYACK, N.Y. -- A Garnerville man driving the wrong way on a one-way street on Sunday in Nyack was driving drunk, according to the Orangetown police.Patrick Fuchs, 27, was stopped at 4:39 a.m., by officers when they noticed him driving the wrong way down High Avenue, police said. When officers approached Fuchs, they could smell alcohol and observed that he had glassy eyes and slurred speech, police added. After failing several field sobriety tests, police found that he was also in possession of marijuana and was driving on a suspended license, police said. Fuchs was charged with driving whi…
Cortlandt Manor Native Leah Galant Awarded Sundance Ignite Fellowship Cortlandt Manor Native Leah Galant Awarded Sundance Ignite Fellowship Cortlandt Manor Native Leah Galant Awarded Sundance Ignite Fellowship
Cortlandt Manor Native Leah Galant Awarded Sundance Ignite Fellowship CORTLANDT, N.Y. -- For documentary filmmaker and Ithaca College alumna Leah Galant of Cortlandt Manor, attending this year's Sundance Film Festival as a Sundance Institute's Ignite fellow, being exposed to the event was also a way to help map her future. "I'm really excited to be a part of a support system that can help me navigate this tricky life after graduation," said Galant, said the 2015 graduate. "I'm excited to be a part of this larger community that really wants me to succeed and continue making projects.  The Sundance Ignite program provides 15 fellows aged 18-24 wi…
State Issues Warning On Tax Season Scams State Issues Warning On Tax Season Scams State Issues Warning On Tax Season Scams
State Issues Warning On Tax Season Scams Taxpayers beware, the state is warning tax preparers and human resource officials of several new scams that have hit at least 37 companies throughout the state, affecting thousands of taxpayers. "As technology continues to advance, cyber thieves and scammers are using more and more sophisticated methods to try and steal personal information to defraud hardworking New Yorkers," said Gov. Andrew Cuomo. "There must be zero tolerance for these schemes and I encourage everyone – especially those in these fields – to remain vigilant and immediately report any suspicious inquiries to…
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