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Man Charged With Breaking Into Car In Darien Man Charged With Breaking Into Car In Darien Man Charged With Breaking Into Car In Darien
Man Charged With Breaking Into Car In Darien DARIEN, Conn. -- An alert woman playing with a small child on the playground at McGuane Field in Darien led to the arrest of a man with a lengthy criminal record for car burglary, according to police. The incident occurred around 4 p.m. Wednesday when the 46-year-old Greenwich woman happened to look toward her car and noticed that the passenger front door was open, police said. The woman then saw a man, identified as Scott Palmenta, 45, inside the car and yelled at him to get out and confronted him, police said. Palmenta, of New Milford, claimed that he was not inside her vehicle, but inst…
Suspect Being Questioned In Homicide Of Stamford Man, 26 Suspect Being Questioned In Homicide Of Stamford Man, 26 Suspect Being Questioned In Homicide Of Stamford Man, 26
Suspect Being Questioned In Homicide Of Stamford Man, 26 STAMFORD, Conn. -- A suspect is being questioned Thursday in connection with the murder of a Stamford man who was brutally killed at a luxury Manhattan apartment on Saturday, according to multiple sources. James Rackover, who lives in the apartment where Joseph Comunale of Stamford, 26, was killed, is in police custody, but has not been charged, reported the New York Post. The apartment, on East 59th Street near First Avenue, was paid for by jeweler Jeffrey Rackover, who is known for providing jewelry to the wealthy, including president-elect Donald Trump, the Post said. It is unclear how …
Suspect Being Questioned In Homicide Of Westchester Sales Associate, 26 Suspect Being Questioned In Homicide Of Westchester Sales Associate, 26 Suspect Being Questioned In Homicide Of Westchester Sales Associate, 26
Suspect Being Questioned In Homicide Of Westchester Sales Associate, 26 A suspect is being questioned Thursday in connection with the murder of a Westchester sales associate who was brutally killed at a luxury Manhattan apartment on Saturday, according to multiple sources. James Rackover, who lives in the apartment where Joseph Comunale of Stamford, Conn., 26, was killed, is in police custody, but has not been charged, reported the New York Post. The apartment, on East 59th Street near First Avenue, was paid for by jeweler Jeffrey Rackover, who is known for providing jewelry to the wealthy, including president-elect Donald Trump, the Post said. It is unclear h…
Police Pursue Suspect In Cortlandt Town Center Fraudulent Check Case Police Pursue Suspect In Cortlandt Town Center Fraudulent Check Case Police Pursue Suspect In Cortlandt Town Center Fraudulent Check Case
Police Pursue Suspect In Cortlandt Town Center Fraudulent Check Case CORTLANDT, N.Y. -- The New York State Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a woman wanted for allegedly conning a man into cashing a fraudulent check at the CitiBank in the Cortlandt Town Center. Police received notice of the fraud on Friday, Sept. 2, when the victim told state police that on Saturday, June 18, at about 3:04 p.m., a woman, believed to be in her early 40’s, asked him to cash a check for her, state police said.  The victim deposited the check into his account and withdrew approximately $800 in cash to give the woman. The victim later discovered that the New …
Fishkill's Gap Center Opens 'Pop-Up Facility' After Devastating Fire Fishkill's Gap Center Opens 'Pop-Up Facility' After Devastating Fire Fishkill's Gap Center Opens 'Pop-Up Facility' After Devastating Fire
Fishkill's Gap Center Opens 'Pop-Up Facility' After Devastating Fire FISHKILL, N.Y. -- More than 1,200 Gap, Inc., employees are back at work after a new "pop-up" facility has opened at the site of the devastating fire that destroyed a company warehouse in August, announced New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Construction of the temporary facility was made possible with $2.65 million in state funding and was completed in time for Gap Inc. to prepare for the upcoming holiday shopping season, he added. The company has committed to rebuilding the fire-damaged distribution center beginning in January. "From day one, New York stood with Gap Inc. and worked…
Wesley Hills Fire Destroys Home, Injures Resident Wesley Hills Fire Destroys Home, Injures Resident Wesley Hills Fire Destroys Home, Injures Resident
Wesley Hills Fire Destroys Home, Injures Resident RAMAPO, N.Y. --  A large fire at a single-family home in the Village of Wesley Hills early Wednesday closed part of Wesley Chapel Road and slightly injured a resident, according to the Ramapo Police Department. The fire was reported at 4:30 a.m. at 3 Wesley Chapel Road, said Ramapo Detective Lt. Mark Emma. When officers arrived on scene flames could be seen coming from the roof of the home. All residents were able to get out of the home safely, except for one who received burns to her forehead while trying to extinguish the fire, Emma said. She was treated at the scene by Rockland paramedi…
Clarkstown Police Search For Larceny Suspect From Spring Valley Clarkstown Police Search For Larceny Suspect From Spring Valley Clarkstown Police Search For Larceny Suspect From Spring Valley
Clarkstown Police Search For Larceny Suspect From Spring Valley CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- The Clarkstown Police are searching for a Spring Valley woman who is wanted for larceny.Aniska Jean-Baptiste, 25, is wanted on a warrant for larceny and possession of stolen property, police said. She is described as a black female, 5-feet-5-inches, with black hair and eyes. Her last known address was in Spring Valley, police said. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Clarkstown Police Department at Warrant Unit 845-639-5880. 
Here Are Safety Tips For Deer Vs. Car Collision Season, Armonk Here Are Safety Tips For Deer Vs. Car Collision Season, Armonk Here Are Safety Tips For Deer Vs. Car Collision Season, Armonk
Here Are Safety Tips For Deer Vs. Car Collision Season, Armonk Hudson Valley residents should be on the lookout for deer when driving, especially at night as their breeding season is underway and makes them more active. According to the National Highway Safety Administration, deer collisions are most likely to occur during deer breeding season – from October through early January, at dawn and from dusk to late evening.  A recent survey by the administration found that more deer-related accidents were occurring due to increasing deer populations and as neighborhoods and other building take over their natural destruction habitats.  The study found: 1.…
11 Still Homeless After Fire At Carmel Senior Housing Complex 11 Still Homeless After Fire At Carmel Senior Housing Complex 11 Still Homeless After Fire At Carmel Senior Housing Complex
11 Still Homeless After Fire At Carmel Senior Housing Complex CARMEL, N.Y. -- Eleven senior citizens who lost their homes during a fire Tuesday at the Hughson Commons Senior Housing are homeless and staying at local hotels, according to the American Red Cross New York Branch. In all, 32 residents were displaced by the fire that destroyed two apartments completely and extensively damaged others, said Carmel Police Lt. John Dearman. Carmel detectives and the Putnam County Fire Investigation Team are currently investigating the cause of the fire and the Town of Carmel building inspector has deemed the entire building uninhabitable until further notice, D…
Poughkeepsie Man Enters Prison With Pot, Pills, Police Say Poughkeepsie Man Enters Prison With Pot, Pills, Police Say Poughkeepsie Man Enters Prison With Pot, Pills, Police Say
Poughkeepsie Man Enters Prison With Pot, Pills, Police Say POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- A Peekskill man was charged Friday, Nov. 11, with trying to pass drugs to an inmate at the Greene Correctional Facility, according to the New York State Police. Raequan M. Small, 28, was apprehended with 10 grams of synthetic marijuana and 46 miscellaneous pills that he was attempting to pass to an inmate. The pills consisted of trazodone, oxcarbazepine, naproxen, hydrochlorothiazide, lisinopril and fluoxetine. None of which are controlled substances, police said. Small was charged with two counts of promoting prison contraband and one count of violation of state sanit…
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