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See Anything? Police Ask Public For Help In Investigation Of Suspicious Incident In Area See Anything? Police Ask Public For Help In Investigation Of Suspicious Incident In Area
See Anything? Police Ask Public For Help In Investigation Of Suspicious Incident In Area State Police in Wappinger are investigating a suspicious incident involving a white Nissan Sentra and possibly a small Toyota or Honda SUV on Reggie Drive in Wappinger.  Please are asking anyone with information to call 845-677-7300. No further information has been released. Share this story by clicking on the Facebook icon below.

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by Daily Voice
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CVS Shoplifting, Loose Dogs, Top North Castle Police Department Blotter CVS Shoplifting, Loose Dogs, Top North Castle Police Department Blotter
CVS Shoplifting, Loose Dogs, Top North Castle Police Department Blotter A man was caught red-handed attempting to shoplift items at an Armonk CVS, police said. Officers from the North Castle Police Department were dispatched to CVS on Main Street shortly after 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 18, where there was a report of a shoplifting incident. When approached by store employees, the suspect turned over the merchandise before taking off in the direction of DeCicco’s. Police said that the employees described the suspect as an African-American man in his 30s. He was wearing a green hat and white t-shirt with shorts when he ran off. Officers canvassed the area, but …

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by Zak Failla
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Police Probe Suspicious Incident Involving 'Stolen' Range Rover In Northern Westchester Police Probe Suspicious Incident Involving 'Stolen' Range Rover In Northern Westchester
Police Probe Suspicious Incident Involving 'Stolen' Range Rover In Northern Westchester Police in Northern Westchester investigated a suspicious incident in which a woman reported a red Range Rover had been stolen from an Armonk driveway. Members of the North Castle Police Department received the call from a Florida area code shortly before 8 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 8. The caller, who identified herself as “Dr. Christine Hall,” said that her car had been stolen from a Day Road residence in the past two days. Police said that the caller was unable to provide a registration for the vehicle. Officers were dispatched to the home, and spoke with a second party at the scene who said…

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by Zak Failla