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Ramapo Police Chief Calls It A Career Ramapo Police Chief Calls It A Career
Ramapo Police Chief Calls It A Career After more than 40 years in law enforcement, Ramapo Police Chief Brad Weidel has retired. Weidel, who retired on Friday, June 11, began his career in December of 1980 with the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office.  He was hired by the Town of Ramapo Police Department in September 1981. In June 1987 he was promoted to Sergeant. In January 2003 he was promoted to Lieutenant. In February 2004 he was assigned as Detective Lieutenant in the Investigations Division.   In October 2010 he was promoted to Captain and in February 2016 he was promoted to Chief of Police. Weidel is a …

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by Kathy Reakes
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Spring Valley Man Faces 25 Years To Life In Prison After Murder Indictment Spring Valley Man Faces 25 Years To Life In Prison After Murder Indictment
Spring Valley Man Faces 25 Years To Life In Prison After Murder Indictment A 23-year-old has been indicted on one count of murder in connection with the brutal stabbing death of another man. Acting Rockland County District Attorney Kevin Gilleece said Thursday, March 21, that Jose Alejandro Icu-Madrid of Spring Valley was indicted in connection with the killing of Jairo Danilo Sandoval del Cid.  “Because of the great work of Ramapo Police Department, this dangerous defendant was quickly apprehended and will be vigorously prosecuted," Gilleece said. Ramapo Police Chief Brad Weidel said the alleged stabbing was uncovered around 3:52 a.m. We…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Rampo Honored As Safest Place To Live In New York Rampo Honored As Safest Place To Live In New York
Rampo Honored As Safest Place To Live In New York RAMAPO, N.Y. -- It's a good day to live in Ramapo. The National Council of Home Safety and Security and SafeHome.org have named Ramapo the safest place to live in New York. SafeHome also named Ramapo the fourth safest place to live in the United States. National Council and SafeHome used a variety of data sources and a combination of the FBI's latest report of how many and what types of crimes occur,crime trends and other data points such as law enforcement officer ratio, demographics, population density, unemployment rate, income, education level etc. to come up with their scoring. “Ramap…

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by Sam Barron