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Video, Blood Evidence Helps Nab Residential Burglary Suspect In Philipstown: Police Video, Blood Evidence Helps Nab Residential Burglary Suspect In Philipstown: Police
Video, Blood Evidence Helps Nab Residential Burglary Suspect In Philipstown: Police A 23-year-old man was apprehended in connection with a residential burglary in the Hudson Valley thanks to DNA evidence, authorities announced.  New Jersey resident Steven Moye of Haledon, age 23, was arrested on Thursday, Dec. 14 in connection to a residential burglary in the Putnam County town of Philipstown, the Putnam County Sheriff's Office announced on Thursday, Dec. 21.  According to the Sheriff's Office, Moye's arrest stemmed from an incident on Thursday, Aug. 3 around midnight, when deputies responded to a residence on Route 9D for a reported burglary.  Th…

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by Ben Crnic
Police & Fire
47-Year-Old Charged With Residential Burglary, Theft Of Vehicle In Hudson Valley 47-Year-Old Charged With Residential Burglary, Theft Of Vehicle In Hudson Valley
47-Year-Old Charged With Residential Burglary, Theft Of Vehicle In Hudson Valley A Hudson Valley man has been charged with an alleged residential burglary that included the theft of a vehicle. Orange County resident Clarence Hulzenga, of New Windsor, was arrested in Newburgh on Wednesday, March 22, said New. Windsor Police Chief Daniel Valeri. Hulzenga was arrested in connection with a residential burglary on Saturday, March 18, in which numerous items were stolen including a motor vehicle, on Barberry Lane in New Windsor, the chief said. An investigation led to Hulzenga who was located in the city of Newburgh, police said. Following his arrest, Hulzenga was charged w…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Home Invasion: Duo Assaults Victim, Holds Them At Gunpoint In Hudson Valley, Police Say Home Invasion: Duo Assaults Victim, Holds Them At Gunpoint In Hudson Valley, Police Say
Home Invasion: Duo Assaults Victim, Holds Them At Gunpoint In Hudson Valley, Police Say Two suspects face charges after allegedly breaking into a home in Northern Westchester and assaulting a resident before stealing property, police said.  The incident happened on Friday, March 17 around 3:30 a.m., when officers responded to a home in Yorktown for a reported residential burglary, according to Yorktown Police.  After arriving, officers spoke with a "distraught" resident who said that two suspects had entered the home and had remained inside for over half an hour, authorities said. During the time they were inside the residence, the suspects allegedly assaulted the v…

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by Ben Crnic
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Woman Sentenced For Burglarizing Homes In Three Counties While Families Were At Funerals Woman Sentenced For Burglarizing Homes In Three Counties While Families Were At Funerals
Woman Sentenced For Burglarizing Homes In Three Counties While Families Were At Funerals A 30-year-old woman who targeted grieving families in the Hudson Valley will spend more than a decade behind bars after being found guilty of burglarizing multiple homes in the region. In October, Bronx resident Latonia Stewart was found guilty of six counts of burglary and criminal possession of stolen property following a weeklong trial for a rash of New York and Connecticut burglaries in Westchester, Fairfield, and Putnam counties between the winter of 2017 and spring 2018. Prosecutors said that Stewart, known as "The Obit Bandit," would search through posted obituaries to find times wh…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Alert Issued For Burglars Posing As Utility Workers In Hudson Valley Alert Issued For Burglars Posing As Utility Workers In Hudson Valley
Alert Issued For Burglars Posing As Utility Workers In Hudson Valley Police investigators are cautioning area residents to be wary of burglars posing as utility workers in an attempt to gain access to homes in Westchester. The Mamaroneck Police Department issued a warning and released a surveillance photo of a vehicle used by a burglar who posed as a water company worker who needed to check the residence’s meter. According to police, the burglar knocked on the front door of the home and rang his victim’s doorbell, stating that he had to check the water meter inside her home and check the water pressure. The resident let the man in, but found him to be suspi…

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by Zak Failla