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Man Accused Of Smashing Car Windows, Stealing Property In Region Man Accused Of Smashing Car Windows, Stealing Property In Region
Man Accused Of Smashing Car Windows, Stealing Property In Region A 33-year-old man from the region has been nabbed for allegedly smashing windows and stealing property from vehicles. Sullivan County resident Philip A. Jacobs, age 33, of Monticello was arrested on Thursday, Sept. 15, following an investigation into numerous break-ins. According to Lt. Mark Johnstone of the Monticello Polie, Jacobs was arrested following an investigation into multiple complaints received by the department of vehicles being broken into and then property stolen throughout the Village of Monticello.  On Wednesday, Sept. 14, Monticello officers while on patrol …

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by Kathy Reakes
Police & Fire
Police Issue Alert After String Of Car Break-Ins In Area Police Issue Alert After String Of Car Break-Ins In Area
Police Issue Alert After String Of Car Break-Ins In Area Law enforcement agencies in the area are cautioning residents to be on high alert following a string of thefts from parked vehicles. The Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office issued an alert over the weekend as it investigates multiple larcenies from parked cars that happened late on Friday, July 23 into Saturday, July 24. Police said that the vehicles that were targeted were parked in driveways on South Parliman Road, Darren Road, Oakbrook Lane, Brookside Lane, and Rose Court in the Town of Union Vale. Officials noted that most of the vehicles were unlocked as the suspects made off with walle…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Multiple Vehicle Break-Ins Under Investigation In Dutchess Multiple Vehicle Break-Ins Under Investigation In Dutchess
Multiple Vehicle Break-Ins Under Investigation In Dutchess The Dutchess County Sheriff's Department is investigating a series of vehicle break-ins in Pleasant Valley and the Town of LaGrange, police said.  According to the department, most of the targeted vehicles have been unlocked and parked in their owner's driveways. In some instances, police said, car windows have been broken to steal property from within the vehicles.  Residents are encouraged to lock their vehicles and never leave valuables inside. Those with motion lights and surveillance systems are asked to ensure that these devices are functioning properly.  Anyone who is…

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by Christina Coulter