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Ring Camera Helps Nab Teen Burglary Suspect Intruding In Westchester Home: Police Ring Camera Helps Nab Teen Burglary Suspect Intruding In Westchester Home: Police
Ring Camera Helps Nab Teen Burglary Suspect Intruding In Westchester Home: Police A Ring security camera helped lead police to a teenage burglary suspect caught inside a Westchester County home, authorities said.  The arrest was made on Wednesday, Oct. 8, when a resident reported seeing an unknown man enter his unoccupied home on Ridge Boulevard via his Ring camera at around 11 a.m., the Rye Brook Police Department said in an announcement on Monday, Oct. 13. When officers arrived, they found the suspect still inside the residence and took him into custody, police said.  The suspect, identified as Jhon Stevan Amesquita-Sanchez, 19, of Port Chester, was cha…

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by Ben Crnic
Police & Fire
Luxury Car Stolen From Driveway In Fairfield County Found In Westchester Luxury Car Stolen From Driveway In Fairfield County Found In Westchester
Luxury Car Stolen From Driveway In Fairfield County Found In Westchester Police said a luxury car was stolen from a Connecticut driveway during dinnertime, only to be found days later and dozens of miles away by authorities in New York. The incident began in Fairfield Count on Monday, Jan. 29. A homeowner in the town of Darien reported that a 2022 Infiniti had been stolen from the driveway on Stanton Road around dinnertime between 6:50 p.m. and 8 p.m. Later, video captured by the homeowner’s Ring camera showed that, at 7:35 p.m., a white SUV crawled down their street. Two days later, on Wednesday, Jan. 31, in Westchester County — nearly 25 miles away in the …

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by Sophie Grieser
Police & Fire
2 Vehicles Stolen From Northern Westchester Homes On Same Day, Police Report 2 Vehicles Stolen From Northern Westchester Homes On Same Day, Police Report
2 Vehicles Stolen From Northern Westchester Homes On Same Day, Police Report Two vehicles were taken from separate residences in Northern Westchester on the same day, police said.  The thefts both happened at residences in North Castle on Monday, Dec. 26, according to the town's police department.  The first incident happened at a home in Armonk on Upland Lane, when a resident reported around 11 a.m. that his car had been taken from his driveway overnight. The theft was captured on his Ring video camera, police said. The second theft happened on Pine Ridge Road around 9:20 p.m. when a resident reported that her car had been stolen from her garage.  …

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by Ben Crnic
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'She's A Very Smart Cat': Missing Pet Returns To NY Home, Rings Doorbell 'She's A Very Smart Cat': Missing Pet Returns To NY Home, Rings Doorbell
'She's A Very Smart Cat': Missing Pet Returns To NY Home, Rings Doorbell When Long Island resident Stefanie Whitley’s doorbell rang in the middle of the night, she never could’ve expected who she’d find. On Sunday, Aug. 14, about a week after Whitley’s 8-year-old cat Lilly went missing from their home, the friendly feline walked right up to the Mastic Beach residence and stuck her face in their doorbell security camera. Watch a video of the happy homecoming here, or by clicking on the second image above. Whitley said since her family adopted Lilly, the family has moved about four times. They were at their previous home for about four years, so Lilly knew their …

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by Nicole Valinote
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Amazon Subsidiary Recalls 350,000 Doorbells After Reports Of Them Catching On Fire Amazon Subsidiary Recalls 350,000 Doorbells After Reports Of Them Catching On Fire
Amazon Subsidiary Recalls 350,000 Doorbells After Reports Of Them Catching On Fire Hundreds of thousands of Amazon’s “Ring” video doorbells are being recalled due to concerns they could overheat or catch fire. Amazon announced that it is recalling approximately 350,000 of its 2nd generation video doorbells after the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) received 23 reports of doorbells igniting, causing minor property damage and eight reported burns from users. Ring’s website says affected doorbells do not need to be returned, but that users should follow their updated instructions. Doorbells that are installed correctly pose no risk to homeowners. The…

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by Zak Failla