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Bomb Threat Prompts Search Outside School In Westchester, Staggered Dismissal
A school in Westchester was put into a hold-in-place after receiving a potential bomb threat, officials announced. New, updated report - New Update: Bomb Threat To Bronxville School Came From Foreign Country, Police Say The response began at around 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 11, when the Bronxville Police Department received information from a National Hotline that reported a possible bomb threat outside the Bronxville school building at 177 Pondfield Rd., according to Bronxville Superintendent Rachel Kelly. The police department and School Leadership team then imm…
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Apparent Triple Murder-Suicide Involving PD Sergeant Leaves Westchester Community Stunned
Two communities in the region have been left shocked and saddened after a police sergeant was found dead along with his wife and two young sons inside a home in the Hudson Valley in an apparent murder-suicide. The chain of events unfolded Friday night, Dec. 29 in Westchester County when the Bronxville Police Department said it contacted the Clarkstown PD in Rockland County after 49-year-old Sergeant Watson Morgan did not show up for his evening shift. Morgan joined the Bronxville PD in 2007 after working the previous seven years with the NYPD. He was promoted to the Bronxville PD…
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Update - Apparent Triple Murder-Suicide: Details Emerge Involving PD Sergeant In Westchester
New details have emerged after a police sergeant was found dead along with his wife and two young sons inside a home in the Hudson Valley in an apparent murder-suicide. Click here for a new, updated story: Apparent Triple Murder-Suicide Involving PD Sergeant Leaves 2 Communities Stunned In Rockland County, members of the Clarkstown Police Department responded to 10 Clydesdale Court in the hamlet of New City to perform a welfare check on Saturday, Dec. 30 at 12:20 a.m. Original report: 4 Family Members Found Dead Inside Hudson Valley Home Upon arrival, officers made e…
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Man Steals Catalytic Converters From Cars In Westchester: Police
A man faces numerous charges after allegedly stealing catalytic converters from vehicles throughout the Hudson Valley and Connecticut, including one that was parked at a high school, police said. The arrest stemmed from an incident that happened on Thursday, March 23 around 3 p.m., when a Putnam County sheriff's deputy assigned as a school resource officer at Putnam Valley High School was told that a vehicle parked in the school's lot had a catalytic converter stolen from it. According to the Putnam County Sheriff's Office, this deputy was able to obtain surveillance video …
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Anti-Police Rhetoric Displayed On Vehicle During Senior Class Parade In Westchester
Some high school students in Westchester drew the ire of officials after displaying anti-police rhetoric on their vehicles during a traditional senior class parade. This week, during the Village of Bronxville’s senior class parade celebrating the first day of school, a vehicle was seen with “ACAB” and “F12” painted on its windows, both anti-police acronyms. “ACAB” means “All Cops are Bastards,” while “F12” represents “(Expletive deleted) —— the police.” Bronxville Police Chief Christopher Satriale took offense to the messages, noting that his department “has an impeccable reputation throu…
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Two Charged With Spray-Painting Racist, Anti-Semitic Graffiti In Westchester
Two men are facing charges for allegedly spray-painting anti-Semitic graffiti on county-owned property in Westchester. Westchester County Police announced the arrests on Wednesday afternoon, May 27. On Monday, May 25, the graffiti was found spray-painted on a path off Parkway Road near Midland Avenue at the Bronxville-Yonkers border, which was reported to police. Earlier story - Photos: Racist Graffiti Found On Path Off Parkway In Westchester The graffiti, including a swastika and racist language targeting African-Americans and Mexican-Americans, was found on the back of a dugout at …
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Photos: Racist Graffiti Found On Path Off Parkway In Westchester
Police in Westchester are investigating an incident of hate speech that was found on a popular path that sits near a busy roadway. Reports of racist graffiti on a path off Parkway Road near Midland Avenue in Bronxville was reported to police over the weekend. The graffiti spray-painted on the path includes a swastika, and two statements that read: "Make America Great A" and "White Power #." A fourth message was shared by readers that isn't fit to print. Bronxville Police Chief Christopher Satriale said that his department is currently reviewing camera footage as it seeks to assist Westches…
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Suspect Sentenced For Assault On Police Officer, Stealing Cars In Westchester
A man who stole cars, assaulted a police officer and was busted with drugs in Westchester will spend time behind bars following his sentencing in Westchester County Court. Bronx resident Rasheed Campbell, 23, was sentenced to a term of between three to five years in prison after being sentenced on Wednesday, July 24 for assault and two counts of criminal possession of stolen property. He was also ordered to pay restitution to his victims and his victims’ insurance companies for stealing a pair of vehicles. On Oct. 7, 2017, an officer from the Bronxville Police Department attempted to stop a…
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Off-Duty Police Chief Nabs Three Juveniles After Robbery Moments Earlier In Westchester
The job never stops for an off-duty police chief in Westchester who helped track down several minors who allegedly robbed an elderly man. Bronxville Police Chief Christopher Satriale was sitting in traffic over the weekend, when he noticed three minors robbing the man near the intersection of Central Park Avenue and Palmer Road in Yonkers, police confirmed. Satriale confirmed what he saw with the man, and proceeded to track down the three minors for several blocks until local police officers were able to respond to the scene and offer an assist in apprehending the minors. Police said that…
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