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Mount Pleasant, NY
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Off-Duty Officer Rescues 5-Year-Old After Coyote Attack In Mount Pleasant
An off-duty Irvington police officer saved a 5-year-old girl from a coyote who had attacked and bitten her at a Thornwood park. The incident took place around 4 p.m. Sunday at James M. Carroll Park on Kensico Road when police said a coyote attacked a 5-year-old girl who was playing on the playground. The child, who was at the park with her parents, was "just playing with other children when the coyote approached and bit her," said Mount Pleasant Police Lt. Robert Miliambro. An off-duty Irvington police officer, Angelo Liberatore, jumped on the coyote and held it down until Mount …
Ossining, NY
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Wanted Westchester Man Caught In Putnam
A 24-year-old man with an active warrant out for his arrest in Westchester is facing new charges after being busted driving with illegal license plates during a stop for a broken brake light in Putnam. On Friday, Putnam County Sheriff Robert Langley, Jr. reported the arrest of Pleasantville resident Andrew Mikhail, who was arrested earlier this month on Route 9D in Philipstown following the routine traffic stop. A deputy sheriff on patrol at approximately 2:53 p.m. on April 14 stopped Mikhail for the broken brake light. During the stop, a computer check determined that Mikhail was driving w…
Mount Pleasant, NY
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Police Rule Thornwood House Fire As 'Accidental'
This story has been updated. Residents of a house near Four Corners at Marble Avenue and Broadway in Thornwood said police suspected an overnight house fire on Sunday, April 8 as being intentionally set. But Mount Pleasant Lt. Mike Pierce said on Monday, April 9 that the 83 Franklin Ave. fire was ruled accidental, and fortunately no one was hurt. Residents will have to find other lodging, however, Pierce said. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
Armonk, NY
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HS Student In Westchester Arrested After Snapchat Threat
A Valhalla teen has been arrested for the false reporting of an incident after posting a Snapchat video of an animated picture of a bomb going off above Valhalla High School, said Mount Pleasant Police. School Superintendent Karen Geelan said in an email to parents Monday morning that the district was notified of the incident and arrest by the Mount Pleasant Police Department. "Police officers reported that a resident is in custody for First Degree False Reporting an Incident," she wrote in the email. "The Westchester Assistant District Attorney is involved." Police swe…
