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Update: 'Language Barrier' Sparked Fears Of Kidnapping Attempt In Region, Police Say Update: 'Language Barrier' Sparked Fears Of Kidnapping Attempt In Region, Police Say
Update: 'Language Barrier' Sparked Fears Of Kidnapping Attempt In Region, Police Say Call it a massive misunderstanding. Police now say an attempted kidnapping of a 10-year-old boy in the region actually has an innocent explanation. In Columbia County, Hudson Police were called at around noon Thursday, Nov. 16, with reports of an attempted kidnapping near the Crosswinds Apartments on Harry Howard Boulevard. Officers were initially told that a boy was walking along the road when a white van pulled up next to him and told him to “get in” the vehicle. Earlier Report: 'Get In': Creeper Van Driver Tries Kidnapping 10-Year-Old Near Hudson Home, Police Say However, in an…

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by Michael Mashburn
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'Troubled' Repeat Arrestee Attacks, Robs Disabled Woman On Area Street, Police Say 'Troubled' Repeat Arrestee Attacks, Robs Disabled Woman On Area Street, Police Say
'Troubled' Repeat Arrestee Attacks, Robs Disabled Woman On Area Street, Police Say A woman with a history of unprovoked violence has been arrested for a ninth time in six months for allegedly attacking an elderly disabled woman in the region. The Columbia County incident happened at around 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5, in the city of Hudson near Warren and 2nd streets, according to Hudson Police. A business owner in the area called 911 saying a woman was outside chasing and attacking people on the street with either a stick or a broom. When officers arrived, they watched as 34-year-old Michelle Moskaluk, of Hudson, chased an elderly woman with a large stick, swinging it at th…

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by Michael Mashburn
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App Leads To Teen Car Thief, 'Violent Struggle' With Cops In Region, Police Say App Leads To Teen Car Thief, 'Violent Struggle' With Cops In Region, Police Say
App Leads To Teen Car Thief, 'Violent Struggle' With Cops In Region, Police Say They say there’s an app for everything, and that includes catching car thieves. Police in Columbia County were called at around 3:45 p.m. Thursday, May 4, with reports that a woman’s SUV had been stolen in Hudson, near Warren and 5th streets, according to Hudson Police. Fortunately for the victim, she has an app on her phone that allowed investigators to track the vehicle right to the suspect’s doorstep. Using the app, officers found the vehicle approximately four blocks away, near Columbia and 1st streets, where they identified the suspect as Darrick Sanchez, age 18, of Hudson. …

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by Michael Mashburn
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Juveniles Charged In Home Break-In, Assault On 16-Year-Old In Area Juveniles Charged In Home Break-In, Assault On 16-Year-Old In Area
Juveniles Charged In Home Break-In, Assault On 16-Year-Old In Area Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a home break-in and assault on a 16-year-old girl in the region that involved more than a dozen teenagers, authorities said. The attack happened in Columbia County just before 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 29, at the Hudson Terrace Apartments in the city of Hudson, located on Front Street, according to police. Earlier Report: Nearly Two Dozen Teens Break Into Hudson Home, Assault 16-Year-Old, Police Say Investigators said several juveniles broke an apartment door down and attacked the victim inside. She later told police the group pulled her o…

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by Michael Mashburn
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NY Tenant Stabs Landlord During Argument Over TV Remote, Police Say NY Tenant Stabs Landlord During Argument Over TV Remote, Police Say
NY Tenant Stabs Landlord During Argument Over TV Remote, Police Say A New York man is behind bars, accused of stabbing his landlord during an argument over a TV remote, authorities said. Police in Columbia County were called at around 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 10, with reports of a stabbing in the city of Hudson, at a home near Columbia and North Second streets. An investigation revealed that 52-year-old Randy Shook stabbed his 66-year-old landlord during an argument over possession of a TV remote, Hudson Police said. The victim suffered a small laceration to his left forearm and was treated by medics. His injuries were not considered life threatening, police sa…

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by Michael Mashburn
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Second Suspect Nabbed In Brazen Daytime Armed Robbery In Region Second Suspect Nabbed In Brazen Daytime Armed Robbery In Region
Second Suspect Nabbed In Brazen Daytime Armed Robbery In Region A second suspect is behind bars, accused of taking part in a brazen, daytime armed robbery in the Capital District. Columbia County resident Eugene Hobbins, age 42, of Hudson, turned himself into the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday, Sept. 10, police said. Earlier Report: 1 Suspect Nabbed, Second On Run Following Brazen Daytime Armed Robbery In Hudson His arrest came two days after Hudson Police were called at around 4:45 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 8, with reports that a man had been attacked and robbed in Hudson. The victim told Hudson Police he was walking near 4th Street and…

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by Michael Mashburn
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Man Nabbed After Exposing Himself, Groping Women On Street In Region, Police Say Man Nabbed After Exposing Himself, Groping Women On Street In Region, Police Say
Man Nabbed After Exposing Himself, Groping Women On Street In Region, Police Say Police are investigating after a man allegedly exposed himself and groped at least two women in the region. The incidents began in Columbia County in the city of Hudson around 8:45 a.m., Monday, July 11. An investigation began after the Hudson Police received a report from a woman who said she was walking on Allen Street near St. Mary’s Church when she was confronted by a man wearing red boxer underwear shorts and no shirt, said Chief L. Edward Moore, of the city of Hudson Police. The victim told officers that the man exposed himself to her and proceeded to touch and grope h…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Convicted Murderer Found Guilty Of Threatening Cops With Knife In Region Convicted Murderer Found Guilty Of Threatening Cops With Knife In Region
Convicted Murderer Found Guilty Of Threatening Cops With Knife In Region A convicted murderer serving a life sentence has been found guilty of threatening police with a knife during an attempted arrest in the region. Najahliek Edmunds, age 26, of Albany, was arrested in October 2018 in Columbia County by Hudson Police. Officers had been called to the Hudson Terrace Apartments on Front Street for a domestic violence incident and encountered Edmunds holding a large kitchen knife, according to the Columbia County District Attorney’s Office. He was standing in a dark room and threatened officers with the knife, police said. Edmunds was eventually arrested without …

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by Michael Mashburn