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Yorktown, NY
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Yorktown Man's Unlicensed Dogs Jump On Children, Police Say Yorktown Man's Unlicensed Dogs Jump On Children, Police Say Yorktown Man's Unlicensed Dogs Jump On Children, Police Say
Yorktown Man's Unlicensed Dogs Jump On Children, Police Say YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. -- A Yorktown man who failed to license his dogs will find himself in court in November after the dogs jumped on children, according to the Yorktown police. Matthew Jaros, 46, was charged with two counts of failing to license his animals after police responded to a call that two children had been jumped on by his two dogs on Saw River Mill Road, police said. When police arrived, they discovered that Jaros had not licensed the two animals. He was processed at his home on the two violations and is scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 17. 

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Yonkers, NY
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Yonkers Stabbing Victim Dies, ID'd Yonkers Stabbing Victim Dies, ID'd Yonkers Stabbing Victim Dies, ID'd
Yonkers Stabbing Victim Dies, ID'd YONKERS, N.Y. --  A Yonkers man was found stabbed to death Tuesday afternoon on a sidewalk at 198 Elm St., after police were flagged down by pedestrians in the area, according to the Yonkers Police Department. James D. Puryear, 24, was found lying unresponsive and bleeding from a stab wound to his torso when officers were flagged down in the area of Elm Street and Walnut Street, police said. Officers  requested medical assistance, but emergency medical personnel were unable to revive Puryear with CPR as he was being transported to St.Hospital's where he was pronounced dead at 5:45 p.m., pol…

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Tappan-Blauvelt, NY
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No Foul Play Suspected In Death Of Hudson Valley Doctor Linked To Fatal OD No Foul Play Suspected In Death Of Hudson Valley Doctor Linked To Fatal OD No Foul Play Suspected In Death Of Hudson Valley Doctor Linked To Fatal OD
No Foul Play Suspected In Death Of Hudson Valley Doctor Linked To Fatal OD New York State police don't suspect foul play in the death of a Hudson Valley psychiatrist who was indicted last year for writing thousands of illegal prescriptions and was on house arrest, according to Trooper Steven Nevel. Known as "The Pill Doctor," Alfred Ramirez, 78, was found dead in his Monroe home after State Police received a call from the White Plains Federal Pre-Trial Office to check his welfare, Nevel said. When troopers arrived at the home they did not get a response from inside the residence and it appeared all of the doors were locked. Troopers were able to get insi…

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New City, NY
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Three Face Drug Charges In Undercover Clarkstown Bust Three Face Drug Charges In Undercover Clarkstown Bust Three Face Drug Charges In Undercover Clarkstown Bust
Three Face Drug Charges In Undercover Clarkstown Bust CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- Three local people have been charged with selling drugs in an undercover drug takedown by the Rockland County Drug Task Force, according to Rockland District Attorney Thomas Zugibe. The three were charged on Friday, Oct. 14, following a three-month undercover narcotics investigation targeting street-level drug dealers in Clarkstown and Orangetown. The defendants are charged with selling crack and powdered cocaine, heroin and marijuana to undercover police officers on numerous occasions in and around the Valley Cottage and the Village of Nyack, including in front of a dayc…

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White Plains, NY
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White Plains Teen Saved From Sex Trafficking, FBI Says White Plains Teen Saved From Sex Trafficking, FBI Says White Plains Teen Saved From Sex Trafficking, FBI Says
White Plains Teen Saved From Sex Trafficking, FBI Says A 16-year-old Westchester girl was saved from sex traffickers during the FBI's Operation Cross Country X, an international effort focusing on underage human trafficking that ran from Oct. 13 to 15, FBI officials said. The White Plains girl was recovered along with a 16-year-old New York City teen, according to the FBI. One of the girls has been trafficked by pimps since she was 13 years old, the FBI added. Eight pimps were arrested locally, officials said. “The children we recovered in these operations were led to believe no one in the world cares about them, that no one is going to look …

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Poughkeepsie, NY
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Man Attempts To Cash Counterfeit Check In Wappinger, Police Say Man Attempts To Cash Counterfeit Check In Wappinger, Police Say Man Attempts To Cash Counterfeit Check In Wappinger, Police Say
Man Attempts To Cash Counterfeit Check In Wappinger, Police Say WAPPINGER, N.Y. -- A  man found himself in jail after trying to cash a forged check at the Bank of America in Wappinger on Friday, Oct. 14, according to the New York State Police. Floyd A. Harris, 58, of Freeport, was charged with criminal possession of a forged instrument after troopers responded to the bank on Route 9 for a fraud complaint, state police said. An investigation revealed that Harris attempted to cash a $1,600 counterfeit check at the bank using a fake driver’s license under a different name, police said. Floyd was arraigned at the Town of Wappinger Court and is being held a…

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Tappan-Blauvelt, NY
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Man Distracts Bank Teller, Steals $1,850 In Nyack, Police Say Man Distracts Bank Teller, Steals $1,850 In Nyack, Police Say Man Distracts Bank Teller, Steals $1,850 In Nyack, Police Say
Man Distracts Bank Teller, Steals $1,850 In Nyack, Police Say NYACK, N.Y. -- Orangetown Police are asking the public for help in identifying a man who stole $1,850 form the M&T Bank in Nayck. The man walked into the bank on Thursday, Oct. 6, and was able to distract the teller and reach into the cash drawer and steal $1,850 in cash, Orangetown Police said. Anyone who might be able to identify the suspect is asked to contact the Orangetown Detective Bureau at 845-359-3700.

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Yorktown, NY
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Yorktown Man Charged With Stealing Thousands In Property From Parked Car Yorktown Man Charged With Stealing Thousands In Property From Parked Car Yorktown Man Charged With Stealing Thousands In Property From Parked Car
Yorktown Man Charged With Stealing Thousands In Property From Parked Car YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- A Yorktown man already in the Weschester County Jail, was arrested again on Thursday by Yorktown police for stealing thousands in property from a parked car, according to the Yorktown Police. Alexander Hoy, 27, was arrested on a warrant on charges of grand larceny following an investigation into an incident that occurred on Sept. 19 in which he is accused of entering a parked car without the permission of the homeowner, and stole property valued at $1,525, police said. Hoy was processed and returned to jail after failing to make the $25,000 bail. He is scheduled to appear …

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North Salem, NY
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North Salem's David Letterman On Life Now: 'I'm The Guy At Target' North Salem's David Letterman On Life Now: 'I'm The Guy At Target' North Salem's David Letterman On Life Now: 'I'm The Guy At Target'
North Salem's David Letterman On Life Now: 'I'm The Guy At Target' It's a little strange for television icon and Westchester resident David Letterman these days, according to the New York Times. He isn't sure if he wasted 33 years in late-night television, or why he is growing his long white beard or what's next for his life, said the New York Times. During a recent interview to discuss life after fame, and his upcoming National Geographic special dealing with global warming, Letterman, a longtime North Salem resident, told the New York Times, he grew the beard because he was sick of shaving, added the Times. The beard is also a reminder to him that he ha…

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Tappan-Blauvelt, NY
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Local Artist Flips Script, Opens Gallery In Nyack Local Artist Flips Script, Opens Gallery In Nyack Local Artist Flips Script, Opens Gallery In Nyack
Local Artist Flips Script, Opens Gallery In Nyack NYACK, N.Y. -- Elaine Schloss has a real passion for color and life and inspirational art large and small. That's why two years ago she opened My Own Little Gallery at 142 Main St. in Nyack inside the store she has owned for more than 35 years, the locally famous My Own Little Corner Antiques shop. Schloss, an artist and actress, has always been in love with the drama of color and line and uses these to masterfully create powerful semi-abstract nudes. So she thought, why not bring a little color to the area with a gallery within a shop that would also provide other artists with a place to sh…

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