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Trump Rally: False Report Of Bomb Outside NY Arena Amid Heightened Security Concerns Trump Rally: False Report Of Bomb Outside NY Arena Amid Heightened Security Concerns
Trump Rally: False Report Of Bomb Outside NY Arena Amid Heightened Security Concerns Reports that explosives were found outside the New York arena where former President Donald Trump will hold a campaign rally were unfounded, police said. On Long Island, Nassau County Police responded to a report that a bomb was found inside a parked car outside the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale on Wednesday morning, Sept. 18. A short time later, Commissioner Patrick Ryder put out a statement saying detectives were questioning a person who may have been training a bomb detection dog near the site. Earlier Report: Security Top Of Mind For Trump's Nassau Coliseum Rally, First Since Att…

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by Michael Mashburn
Politics
Former President Trump Rushed Offstage After Apparent Shots Fired At PA Rally Former President Trump Rushed Offstage After Apparent Shots Fired At PA Rally
Former President Trump Rushed Offstage After Apparent Shots Fired At PA Rally Secret Service agents rushed to get former President Donald Trump offstage after loud bangs were heard and he dropped to the ground at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania. Just minutes after the early evening event on Saturday, July 13 in Butler, just north of Pittsburgh, started, the apparent shots were heard. Trump had turned to show a chart of border crossing numbers when bangs rang throughout the crowd. He ducked and was tackled by Secret Service members as members of the crowd gasped and chanted, "U-S-A." Possible gunshots at former President Trump's rally in Butler, PA. Secret Servic…

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by Sophie Grieser
Lifestyle
Alert Issued For Fake Tickets To Sold-Out Greenwich Town Party Alert Issued For Fake Tickets To Sold-Out Greenwich Town Party
Alert Issued For Fake Tickets To Sold-Out Greenwich Town Party Greenwich police are warning residents that all tickets to the annual Town Party are sold out and to beware of counterfeiters who are attempting to sell fake tickets. Tickets to Greenwich's annual Town Party sold out in just minutes last week when partygoers found out the headliner for this year's event was iconic Grammy-winning Eric Clapton. Police said because of that, the counterfeiters have been lurking around the secondary market attempting to sell fake tickets. "Due to the increased popularity of the event year after year, Greenwich residents and employees who were not able to p…

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by Kathy Reakes