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Massive Black Bear Spotted Roaming Through Westchester Village Massive Black Bear Spotted Roaming Through Westchester Village
Massive Black Bear Spotted Roaming Through Westchester Village A massive black bear was spotted making the rounds in a quiet Westchester village. The Scarsdale Police Department issued an alert warning that a black bear was spotted in the area of Richbell Road and Burgess Road at approximately 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 10. Police said that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has been notified. Since the bear has been peaceful, not expressing aggressive behavior, it is permitted to roam freely. A bear also quietly ventured into Rye recently without causing any public safety concerns, officials said. 
“Black bears have large t…

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Man Busted For Aggravated DWI After Wrong-Way Parking At Westchester HS Man Busted For Aggravated DWI After Wrong-Way Parking At Westchester HS
Man Busted For Aggravated DWI After Wrong-Way Parking At Westchester HS A 56-year-old driver who told police that he “only had a few glasses of wine” in White Plains was busted driving erratically with a blood alcohol content nearly triple the legal limit before coming to a stop at Scarsdale High School. Officers were called to Post Road near Burgess Road at approximately 10:45 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 28. Upon arrival at the scene, police said that the units called found a 1998 Nissan parked in the middle of the driveway at the high school, facing the wrong direction. Prior to stopping at the high school, officers said that the Nissan was spotted driving erratical…

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Westchester Man Busted For DWI, Repeatedly Refuses Breathalyzer, Police Say Westchester Man Busted For DWI, Repeatedly Refuses Breathalyzer, Police Say
Westchester Man Busted For DWI, Repeatedly Refuses Breathalyzer, Police Say A Scarsdale man is facing multiple charges after drinking, driving and nearly losing control of his vehicle before coming to a stop on a village sidewalk over the weekend, according to police. An officer from the Scarsdale Police Department was on speed patrol at approximately 2:45 a.m. on Saturday morning when he spotted Scarsdale resident Nagazaki Iturriaga, 34, driving nearly 60 mph on Burgess Road, which has a posted speed limit of 30 mph. According to police, when attempting to stop Iturriaga for speeding, he swerved from the right lane to the left lane, back into the right lane before…

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by Zak Failla