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Stamford, CT
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Stamford Man On Parole Arrested On PCP, Crack Charges Stamford Man On Parole Arrested On PCP, Crack Charges Stamford Man On Parole Arrested On PCP, Crack Charges
Stamford Man On Parole Arrested On PCP, Crack Charges STAMFORD, Conn. -- A Stamford man who has served time on multiple drug and weapons charges, was arrested again by Stamford police on Wednesday after Stamford narcotics unit detectives received information that he was dealing drugs again, according to Stamford Police Capt. Richard Conklin.Police set up surveillance of Damon Dukes, 40, of Pine Hill Avenue, after receiving the information that the parolee was dealing again, said Conklin. During the surveillance, detectives watched as he made one drug deal with a person in a car in front of his house and then left his home in another car. Office…

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Bridgeport, CT
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Bridgeport Motorcyclist, 40, Trapped Beneath Bus Dies Of Injuries Bridgeport Motorcyclist, 40, Trapped Beneath Bus Dies Of Injuries Bridgeport Motorcyclist, 40, Trapped Beneath Bus Dies Of Injuries
Bridgeport Motorcyclist, 40, Trapped Beneath Bus Dies Of Injuries BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — A 40-year-old motorcyclist from Bridgeport who died after he was hit by a bus and became trapped underneath it Thursday afternoon has been identified as Luis Santiago, according to Bridgeport police Capt. Robert Evans. The accident occurred at about 1:38 p.m. when Santiago, 40, of Kossuth Street, was traveling west on Jane Street and lost control of his Suzuki GSXR-600 motorcycle and slid underneath a moving Greater Bridgeport Transit bus traveling north on Noble Avenue, said Evans. Santiago suffered severe trauma to his head, neck and body. Rescuers used air bags to lif…

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Mahopac, NY
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Cortlandt Man Charged In Putnam With Driving With Suspended License Cortlandt Man Charged In Putnam With Driving With Suspended License Cortlandt Man Charged In Putnam With Driving With Suspended License
Cortlandt Man Charged In Putnam With Driving With Suspended License PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- A Cortlandt Manor man was charged with driving with a suspended license after being stopped for a traffic violation. Robert J. Toub III, 23, was stopped by Putnam County Deputy Sheriff William Verrastro around 1 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 31, on Gallows Hill Road in the Town of Philipstown. During the stop, Verrastro determined Toub had a suspended license.  Toub was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and was released without bail. He is scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 19.

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by K Reakes
Monsey, NY
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Two Charged With Kiryas Joel Kidnapping, Murder Plot Two Charged With Kiryas Joel Kidnapping, Murder Plot Two Charged With Kiryas Joel Kidnapping, Murder Plot
Two Charged With Kiryas Joel Kidnapping, Murder Plot RAMAPO, N.Y. -- A prominent Kiryas Joel rabbi and a Monroe man were charged in New York City with conspiring to kidnap and murder a man in order for his wife to obtain a religious divorce. Shimen Liebowitz, 25, of Monroe, and Rabbi Aharon Goldberg, 55, of Bnei Brak, Israel, were charged Tuesday in Central Valley, while meeting to plan the kidnapping and murder, said Preet Bharara, U. S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York.  “The defendants are charged with a chilling plot to kidnap and murder the intended victim. Over a period of months, the Complaint alleges, they met repeatedly…

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by K Reakes
New City, NY
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Federal Judge Denies Clarkstown Chief's Reinstatement Bid Federal Judge Denies Clarkstown Chief's Reinstatement Bid Federal Judge Denies Clarkstown Chief's Reinstatement Bid
Federal Judge Denies Clarkstown Chief's Reinstatement Bid CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- A request by suspended Clarkstown Police Chief Michael Sullivan to be reinstated until the disciplinary charges leveled against him by the town can be resolved has been denied by a federal court judge.Judge Vincent Briccetti's made the ruling Tuesday after receiving reassurance from the town's special prosecutor, William Harrington, that the chief would continue to receive his full pay during his suspension. Briccetti did not rule on other issues included in the lawsuit filed by Sullivan in an effort to return to work, said Sullivan's attorney, Richard Glickel. "Jud…

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Stamford, CT
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Stamford Man Stabbed In Neck During Attack Stamford Man Stabbed In Neck During Attack Stamford Man Stabbed In Neck During Attack
Stamford Man Stabbed In Neck During Attack STAMFORD, Conn. -- A Stamford man was stabbed in the neck with a box cutter after he was stopped by two men who demanded his money, according to Stamford police Capt. Richard Conklin. The 26-year-old man told police that he was walking to a friend's house about 1 a.m. Thursday when the men approached him on Myrtle Avenue near William Street, Conklin said.  The men, described as being in their 20s and wearing dark clothing, both spoke English when they demanded the money, he added. When the victim refused to give them money, one of the suspects reached out and cut him in the neck with a box…

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by K Reakes
Poughkeepsie, NY
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Wappinger Woman Charged With Stealing $5K In Jobless Pay Wappinger Woman Charged With Stealing $5K In Jobless Pay Wappinger Woman Charged With Stealing $5K In Jobless Pay
Wappinger Woman Charged With Stealing $5K In Jobless Pay WAPPINGER, N.Y. -- A Wappinger Falls woman was charged with stealing $5,000 worth of unemployment benefits following an investigation by the New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Lisa E. Vasquez-Aviles, 49, of Wappingers Falls, was arrested after the investigation revealed that between April 2012 and August 2013 while living in the village of Fishkill, she received over $5,000 worth of unemployment insurance benefits while she was employed, police said. She was charged with grand larceny and falsifying business records, police said.  State police were assisted by the stat…

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Chappaqua, NY
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Chappaqua Deli Shooting Case Moves To Grand Jury Chappaqua Deli Shooting Case Moves To Grand Jury Chappaqua Deli Shooting Case Moves To Grand Jury
Chappaqua Deli Shooting Case Moves To Grand Jury CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- A grand jury will make the decision whether to indict Hengjun Chao on attempted murder charges for a shooting last week outside a Chappaqua deli that injured two people, according to lohud.com.The Tuckahoe resident, who was arrested on a felony charge, is accused of shooting his former boss, Dr. Dennis Charney, and another man outside Lange's Little Store & Delicatessen on Aug. 29, said lohud.com.  Chao, 49, is a former assistant professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He sued the institution and former co-workers in 2010 after being fired for alleged…

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by K Reakes
Mount Pleasant, NY
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Lowey Secures $5 Million For Rail Crossing Upgrades, Camera Investigation Lowey Secures $5 Million For Rail Crossing Upgrades, Camera Investigation Lowey Secures $5 Million For Rail Crossing Upgrades, Camera Investigation
Lowey Secures $5 Million For Rail Crossing Upgrades, Camera Investigation New York state has been awarded $5.2 million in federal funds for rail crossing upgrades and closed-circuit TV cameras for investigations.U.S. Rep. Nita M. Lowey, D-Westchester/Rockland, who secured the $5.2 million in Federal Railroad Administration grants, said the funds will help prevent tragedies like the February 2015 Metro-North crash in Valhalla in which six people were killed, including Ellen Brody, whose SUV was struck by a Metro-North train in the deadliest crash in Metro-North's history. “We cannot allow one more preventable tragedy at a rail crossing in our region,” said Lowey. “…

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Poughkeepsie, NY
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Gap Fire In Fishkill Could Lead To Top Arson Charges Gap Fire In Fishkill Could Lead To Top Arson Charges Gap Fire In Fishkill Could Lead To Top Arson Charges
Gap Fire In Fishkill Could Lead To Top Arson Charges FISHKILL, N.Y. -- Following the news that the massive fire at the Gap Inc. warehouse center in Fishkill was intentionally set, a criminal defense lawyer said arson charges can be as serious as a murder charge, according to the Poughkeepsie Journal. State police said a preliminary investigation by federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives experts concluded the Aug. 29, eight-alarm fire's source "was incendiary in nature" -- meaning it was intentionally set. Peter Maroulis, a criminal defense attorney in Poughkeepsie, told the Journal there are five levels of arson…

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