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Queens Woman Faces Prostitution Charge After Police Go Undercover Queens Woman Faces Prostitution Charge After Police Go Undercover
Queens Woman Faces Prostitution Charge After Police Go Undercover A woman has been charged with prostitution after police completed an undercover operation in the Hudson Valley. On Monday, June 13 in Orange County, the New Windsor Police Department conducted the investigation at the A & A Spa, located on Windsor Highway, after receiving a complaint from a customer that prostitution was occurring inside the business.  During the investigation, an undercover police officer was offered sexual conduct in return for a fee by an employee of the spa, New Windsor Police said. The employee, Queens resident Suwan Yang, age 56, of Flushing was charge…

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by Joe Lombardi
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Triborough Bridge Officer Found Guilty In Bludgeoning Death Of Girlfriend Triborough Bridge Officer Found Guilty In Bludgeoning Death Of Girlfriend
Triborough Bridge Officer Found Guilty In Bludgeoning Death Of Girlfriend An officer in New York City who lives in the Hudson Valley was found guilty of the violent death of his girlfriend following a jury trial. Luis Rondon, age 50, of New Windsor, was convicted in Orange County Court of second-degree murder and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon on Thursday, Oct. 7.  The convictions were in connection with the bludgeoning death of a woman on Oct. 7, 2019, inside her South Gate Village apartment, in New Windsor.  The trial began on Monday, Sept. 20.  Rondon, who was a peace officer and sergeant with the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel A…

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by Joe Lombardi
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Police: Four From Suffolk Nabbed With Large Stash Of Cocaine Upstate Police: Four From Suffolk Nabbed With Large Stash Of Cocaine Upstate
Police: Four From Suffolk Nabbed With Large Stash Of Cocaine Upstate Four people were arrested on alleged cocaine possession charges following a traffic stop in the area. The incident took place on Tuesday, Dec. 29 in Orange County when New Windsor Police Officer Brian Levy and Detective Frank Pierri conducted a traffic stop on Route 9W of a vehicle out of Riverhead, said Deputy Chief Michael Farbent.  During the traffic stop, it was determined that the occupants did not possess a valid license and during a search of the vehicle, officers uncovered a quantity of felony weight cocaine, Farbent said. Deputy Michael Muller and K-9 Maverick from …

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by Kathy Reakes