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Nor'easter: Person Killed After Tree Falls On Vehicle Near I-684 Nor'easter: Person Killed After Tree Falls On Vehicle Near I-684
Nor'easter: Person Killed After Tree Falls On Vehicle Near I-684 A person was killed after a tree fell on a vehicle in Northern Westchester as a powerful Nor'easter swept through the region. Click here for a new, updated story - Nor'easter: Woman Killed In Northern Westchester By Fallen Tree ID'd As Wife Of Yankees Exec The incident happened around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 3 in Armonk. The 2021 Toyota had been northbound on Route 128 between School Street and Leisure Farm Drive, according to the Town of North Castle Police. The driver, and sole occupant of the vehicle, died after the incident just west of Interstate 684. The person's identity has …
Scammer Freezes iPad, Convinces Victim To Pay To Fix It In Hudson Valley Scammer Freezes iPad, Convinces Victim To Pay To Fix It In Hudson Valley
Scammer Freezes iPad, Convinces Victim To Pay To Fix It In Hudson Valley Authorities in Northern Westchester are searching for a suspect who stole a large sum of money from a victim who was convinced to withdraw funds from their bank account by an online scammer.  The incident occurred in the town of North Castle on Thursday, Dec. 14, when an 81-year-old resident clicked on an online spam link while using their Apple iPad and suddenly found that their device was frozen, according to North Castle Police. Soon after, a phone number appeared on the screen, which the victim proceeded to call. The person who answered the phone managed to convince the victim that…
Suspicious Trio Seen Behind Pizzeria Prompts Police Response In Hudson Valley Suspicious Trio Seen Behind Pizzeria Prompts Police Response In Hudson Valley
Suspicious Trio Seen Behind Pizzeria Prompts Police Response In Hudson Valley Authorities are conducting an investigation into an incident that happened behind a Northern Westchester pizzeria after staff reported that several people may have tried to start a fire, police announced.  The incident that prompted the investigation happened on Saturday, Nov. 18 around 7:45 p.m., when employees at Amore Pizzeria at 1 Kent Pl. in Armonk called police and reported that they had seen several people behind the building and a flickering light.  Staffers added that they believed the people may have been trying to light something on fire, according to North Castle Polic…
Bobcat Sighting Results In Police Response At School In Hudson Valley Bobcat Sighting Results In Police Response At School In Hudson Valley
Bobcat Sighting Results In Police Response At School In Hudson Valley A bobcat sighting reported by staff resulted in a police response at a school in the region. The incident happened in Northern Westchester County on Wednesday, Nov. 8 just before 3 p.m., when staff members at the Coman Hill Elementary School at 558 Bedford Rd. (Route 22) reported a possible bobcat that was seen behind the building, according to North Castle Police. Officers then responded to the school and checked the grounds and surrounding area for a bobcat. However, the animal was not spotted by authorities.  Police then stayed at the school to monitor the area during dismissal, au…
New Update: Bear Killed After Attacking Child In Hudson Valley Tests Negative For Rabies New Update: Bear Killed After Attacking Child In Hudson Valley Tests Negative For Rabies
New Update: Bear Killed After Attacking Child In Hudson Valley Tests Negative For Rabies A bear that was shot and killed after attacking a 7-year-old child in Northern Westchester has tested negative for rabies, officials said.  The Westchester County Department of Health confirmed the results on Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 23, a day after the bear's remains were brought in for testing by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.  Earlier Report - Latest Update: 7-Year-Old ID'd As Victim Of Bear Attack Outside North Castle Home The male bear was killed by North Castle Police following the attack, which happened on Tuesday, Aug. 22 ju…
Latest Update: 7-Year-Old ID'd As Victim Of Bear Attack Outside Home In Hudson Valley Latest Update: 7-Year-Old ID'd As Victim Of Bear Attack Outside Home In Hudson Valley
Latest Update: 7-Year-Old ID'd As Victim Of Bear Attack Outside Home In Hudson Valley New, updated report: Brand-New Update: Bear Tests Negative For Rabies After Attacking Child In North Castle Authorities have released more details about a bear attack outside of a Northern Westchester residence that left a 7-year-old child hospitalized.  The attack, which happened on Tuesday, Aug. 22 just after 11:15 a.m., occurred outside a North Castle home at 75 Hickory Kingdom Rd., where the boy had been playing in the woods before running into the bear, according to a report by NBC New York.  Earlier Report - New Update: Bear Attacks Child In North Ca…
Scammer Remotely Takes Over Woman's Computer In Hudson Valley: Police Scammer Remotely Takes Over Woman's Computer In Hudson Valley: Police
Scammer Remotely Takes Over Woman's Computer In Hudson Valley: Police A victim from Northern Westchester had to take several precautionary measures including canceling her credit cards after a scammer was able to remotely access her computer, police said.  The incident was reported on Monday, May 22 just before 2:30 p.m. when a woman arrived at North Castle Police headquarters and reported that the scammer had been able to access her computer while she was doing online shopping, according to North Castle Police.  The victim reported that while she had been shopping on Amazon, she had accidentally clicked a link that let the scammer take control of h…
Man Found Suffering Medical Emergency Next To Crashed Jeep In Hudson Valley: Police Man Found Suffering Medical Emergency Next To Crashed Jeep In Hudson Valley: Police
Man Found Suffering Medical Emergency Next To Crashed Jeep In Hudson Valley: Police A man was taken to the hospital after he was found passed out next to his crashed vehicle in Northern Westchester, police said.  On Saturday, Nov. 12 around 3:10 p.m., police received a call that a person was passed out next to a crashed brown Jeep on Route 128 in Armonk, according to North Castle Police.  Police then contacted the Armonk Fire Department, which had also received a report of an accident at the same location with an unconscious man at the scene, and officers responded to the scene along with fire department members, police said.  Upon arriving, CPR was given t…
Minor Injured By Fall Caused By Seizure At American Legion Hall In Hudson Valley: Police Minor Injured By Fall Caused By Seizure At American Legion Hall In Hudson Valley: Police
Minor Injured By Fall Caused By Seizure At American Legion Hall In Hudson Valley: Police A police department came to the aid of a minor who suffered a fall likely caused by a seizure at a Northern Westchester American Legion Hall, authorities said.  On Saturday, Nov. 12, around 4:30 p.m., several adults brought an injured juvenile into North Castle Police headquarters after they suffered a fall at the American Legion House in Armonk at 35 Bedford Rd., according to North Castle Police.  The adults accompanying the injured minor told police that they had a history of seizures, which likely caused the fall, authorities said. Officers administered medical aid to the juve…
At Least 15 Goats Run 'At Large' In Hudson Valley: Police At Least 15 Goats Run 'At Large' In Hudson Valley: Police
At Least 15 Goats Run 'At Large' In Hudson Valley: Police Police were faced with an unusual call when several goats were found roaming free in a Northern Westchester town.  On Monday, Oct. 31, around 9 a.m., North Castle Police responded to a residence in North Castle at 7 Mianus Drive after receiving a report that 15 to 20 goats were "running at large" around the property, police said.  An officer responded to the scene, and found the goats there, with tags on their ears, according to police.  Eventually, police were able to corral the goats back to their home at 1 Mianus Dr. and 2 Middle Patent Rd., authorities said.
Customer Leaves Hudson Valley Gas Station With Fuel Nozzle Still Attached To Vehicle Customer Leaves Hudson Valley Gas Station With Fuel Nozzle Still Attached To Vehicle
Customer Leaves Hudson Valley Gas Station With Fuel Nozzle Still Attached To Vehicle A gas station clerk in Northern Westchester was alarmed when a customer drove away with the fuel nozzle still in their car. On Sunday, Oct. 23 at around 2 p.m., North Castle Police responded to a Sunoco gas station in Armonk at 360 Main Street after the clerk reported a customer driving away with a fuel nozzle attached to their vehicle, police said. The clerk reported that after driving away with it, the customer then returned to the gas station with the nozzle but did not give their information, according to police. Police said that after a preliminary investigation, the vehicle involve…
Stop & Shop Customer In Hudson Valley Receives Counterfeit Bills From Self-Checkout Machine Stop & Shop Customer In Hudson Valley Receives Counterfeit Bills From Self-Checkout Machine
Stop & Shop Customer In Hudson Valley Receives Counterfeit Bills From Self-Checkout Machine A customer using a self-checkout machine at a Westchester County grocery store received counterfeit bills as change, police say.  On Monday, Oct. 24 at around 4 p.m., North Castle Police received a call from a person who reported receiving two $10 bills from a Stop & Shop in North White Plains at 670 North Broadway, according to police.  The customer then completed a witness deposition, police said.  It is not known where the counterfeit bills came from. 
Animal Believed To Be Mountain Lion Chased By Dogs In Hudson Valley Animal Believed To Be Mountain Lion Chased By Dogs In Hudson Valley
Animal Believed To Be Mountain Lion Chased By Dogs In Hudson Valley An animal believed to be a mountain lion made its presence felt in Northern Westchester. The incident happened on Saturday, Feb. 15 at around 3 p.m. on Whippoorwill Road near the intersection of Half Mile Road, North Castle Police said. A local resident reported that her dogs chased what she believed was a mountain lion up a tree on a neighbor's property.  "The caller reported that the animal did not attack her dogs," the responding officer reported. "I spoke with both parties who were on scene and advised them not to go near the animal and to keep any domestic animals insid…
Pedestrian Seriously Injured In Hit-Run Crash Pedestrian Seriously Injured In Hit-Run Crash
Pedestrian Seriously Injured In Hit-Run Crash A pedestrian received serious injuries after being struck by a hit-and-run driver in Northern Westchester. The pedestrian was walking along the eastbound lane of School Street in Armonk, around 8:55 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 4, when they were struck by an unknown vehicle near Wampus Avenue, North Castle police said The driver fled the scene of the crash without stopping, police said. A make or model of the vehicle was not available.  The unidentified pedestrian was taken by Armonk Ambulance to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla where they remain in serious condition on Thursday, Sept…
Driver Charged After Large Gravel, Stone Fall From Truck, Causing Route 22 Closure, Police Say Driver Charged After Large Gravel, Stone Fall From Truck, Causing Route 22 Closure, Police Say
Driver Charged After Large Gravel, Stone Fall From Truck, Causing Route 22 Closure, Police Say A driver is facing multiple charges after police say a significant amount of large gravel and crushed stone fell from his dump truck, leading to the closure of a stretch of Route 22. The incident caused the closure of the southbound lanes from the Citgo station at McDougal Drive in North White Plains to the Townhouse Diner on Castle Heights Place in White Plains for about an hour-and-a-half starting around 4:15 a.m. on Tuesday, March 26.  After North Castle police officers and state Department of Transportation workers combined to clear the debris, one lane reopened shortly after 6 a.m…
Police Presence Requested At Hudson Valley HS Lacrosse Game Police Presence Requested At Hudson Valley HS Lacrosse Game
Police Presence Requested At Hudson Valley HS Lacrosse Game Police in North Castle were recently called to Byram Hills High School in Armonk after a trio of parents were allegedly heckling referees at a lacrosse game. According to a North Castle police report released on Thursday, on May 5, Byram Hills High School Athletic Director Rob Castagna requested an officer for police presence at the press box for the conclusion of a lacrosse game as a precaution. The report states that three parents were yelling at the officials throughout the entire game and Castagna was concerned that there would be a potential dispute in the parking lot. Police said tha…