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He Hunted Homeless Men On DC Streets, Set One Victim On Fire: Now A Jury Has Spoken He Hunted Homeless Men On DC Streets, Set One Victim On Fire: Now A Jury Has Spoken He Hunted Homeless Men On DC Streets, Set One Victim On Fire: Now A Jury Has Spoken
He Hunted Homeless Men On DC Streets, Set One Victim On Fire: Now A Jury Has Spoken A killer who hunted homeless men on the streets of DC has been convicted of murder and hate crimes. Gerald Brevard III, 35, of Washington, DC, was convicted by a jury on Tuesday, Oct. 27, for a series of brutal attacks that left one man dead and two others injured in March 2022. The attacks unfolded over six days, with Brevard targeting men living on the streets of Northeast DC, including one who was sleeping beneath a bridge and another who was lying in bed at his encampment. The violence began on March 3, 2022, when Brevard shot a homeless man who was asleep beneath a bridge on New York …
120-MPH Chase From Virginia Into La Plata Turns Deadly: Teen Driver Learns Prison Fate 120-MPH Chase From Virginia Into La Plata Turns Deadly: Teen Driver Learns Prison Fate 120-MPH Chase From Virginia Into La Plata Turns Deadly: Teen Driver Learns Prison Fate
120-mph Chase From Virginia Into La Plata Turns Deadly: Teen Driver Learns Prison Fate A 19-year-old who killed a teenager in Southern Maryland while speeding during a police pursuit that began in Virginia will spend decades in prison for the murder of Baxter O'Henry Hubbard. Dominick Jermaine Hawkins, 19, was sentenced to 38 years in prison for felony murder and other offenses, with the possibility of spending the rest of his life behind bars if he violates probation following his release, according to the Charles County State's Attorney's Office. The sentence stems from a deadly pursuit on Dec. 3, 2024, that began after an armed robbery at a Sheetz convenience store in King…
Mastic Beach Library Shut Down After ‘Reports Of Drug Dealing, Prostitution, Violence’ Mastic Beach Library Shut Down After ‘Reports Of Drug Dealing, Prostitution, Violence’ Mastic Beach Library Shut Down After ‘Reports Of Drug Dealing, Prostitution, Violence’
Mastic Beach Library Shut Down After ‘Reports Of Drug Dealing, Prostitution, Violence’ A Long Island library branch will shut down day-to-day operations due to security concerns, according to multiple reports. The Mastic Beach branch of Mastics Moriches Shirley Community Library will close on Christmas Eve, Newsday reported. Last week, the library had announced a reduction in hours due to “ongoing safety and security concerns at and around the branch.” But library leaders took a big additional step Monday, Oct. 26 and voted to close the branch on Dec. 24, according to News 12 Long Island. Officials said they’re planning a different, though still community-oriented, use for …
Fire Forces Town Building To Close In North Castle Fire Forces Town Building To Close In North Castle Fire Forces Town Building To Close In North Castle
Fire Forces Town Building To Close In North Castle A fire inside a Westchester County municipal building has forced several town departments to suspend in-person services for a second consecutive day as officials assess the damage.  The fire broke out in the boiler room of the Town of North Castle's Annex Building at 17 Bedford Rd. in Armonk, behind Town Hall, on the afternoon of Saturday, Oct. 24, according to an announcement from town officials.   The building was unoccupied when the fire started, and the Armonk Fire Department responded and contained the flames, according to the town.  Town officials initially announ…
Deadly Elizabeth Mass Shooting Erupts At Candlelight Vigil, Prosecutor Says Deadly Elizabeth Mass Shooting Erupts At Candlelight Vigil, Prosecutor Says Deadly Elizabeth Mass Shooting Erupts At Candlelight Vigil, Prosecutor Says
Deadly Elizabeth Mass Shooting Erupts At Candlelight Vigil, Prosecutor Says A candlelight vigil turned deadly when gunfire erupted, leaving one person dead and four others wounded in a New Jersey city on Monday evening, Oct. 26, authorities said. The shooting happened near Elmwood Place and Irvington Avenue around 9:30 p.m., Union County Prosecutor William A. Daniel said. Mourners had reportedly gathered to honor a man killed in a shooting seven years ago. Elizabeth police responding to reports of gunfire found five victims, one of whom was later pronounced dead, prosecutors said. The four surviving victims were being treated at a local hospital, authorities …
2-Alarm Blaze Tears Through Hillside Lake Home 2-Alarm Blaze Tears Through Hillside Lake Home 2-Alarm Blaze Tears Through Hillside Lake Home
2-Alarm Blaze Tears Through Hillside Lake Home A two-alarm fire damaged a Dutchess County home, but firefighters were able to keep the blaze from spreading further.  The fire happened at a Hillside Lake home on Sunday, Oct. 25, according to the Hopewell Hose Fire Company No .1. Responding crews found heavy flames coming from the structure and transmitted a second alarm. More firefighters soon arrived at the scene and began attacking the flames from inside the home, the company said. However, crews inside the home were soon forced to evacuate because of the intense conditions. Meanwhile, other firefighters began dousing the flames …
Unruly Pop-Up Crowd Near Rowan University Leads To 8 Arrests: Police Unruly Pop-Up Crowd Near Rowan University Leads To 8 Arrests: Police Unruly Pop-Up Crowd Near Rowan University Leads To 8 Arrests: Police
Unruly Pop-Up Crowd Near Rowan University Leads To 8 Arrests: Police Eight people were arrested after a large pop up crowd turned chaotic near Rowan University Saturday, Oct. 24, authorities said. At 7 p.m. the crowd of several hundred people descended on Rowan Boulevard, Glassboro police said. Officers had already anticipated large crowds due to homecoming festivities and had assigned personnel to the scene, police said. Resources were sent to move the crowd off of the Boulevard and even with the additional personnel on hand and the help of Rowan University police, more officers were requested to respond in to assist from neighboring agencies to ensure safe…
Maryland Man Torched Own Home, Left Five Cats To Face Flames Alone: Fire Marshal (UPDATED) Maryland Man Torched Own Home, Left Five Cats To Face Flames Alone: Fire Marshal (UPDATED) Maryland Man Torched Own Home, Left Five Cats To Face Flames Alone: Fire Marshal (UPDATED)
Maryland Man Torched Own Home, Left Five Cats To Face Flames Alone: Fire Marshal (Updated) A Maryland man intentionally set his own garage ablaze, knowing five cats were inside the home, then left the helpless animals to fend for themselves as the flames spread, authorities allege. Michael S. Satterfield, 66, of Salisbury, is accused of deliberately setting the fire that tore through his home in the 6000 block of Hunters Mill Drive on Saturday, Oct. 24, causing an estimated $175,000 in damage, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office. Investigators determined that the blaze originated in the home's attached garage, where flames quickly spread before approximately 40 …
Trump Speaks Out About NFL's Decision To Play Game Near Paris Amid Riots, Widespread Violence Trump Speaks Out About NFL's Decision To Play Game Near Paris Amid Riots, Widespread Violence Trump Speaks Out About NFL's Decision To Play Game Near Paris Amid Riots, Widespread Violence
Trump Speaks Out About NFL's Decision To Play Game Near Paris Amid Riots, Widespread Violence The NFL’s historic trip to France has drawn President Donald Trump’s attention as unrest puts more than football in the spotlight. Trump questioned the league’s decision to proceed with the Pittsburgh Steelers-New Orleans Saints matchup, suggesting it could have been postponed. “Well, you worry about it,” Trump told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One on Friday, Oct. 23. “I think maybe it's looking like tomorrow's gonna be a bad day in France. So you worry about it.  "I would have said the NFL could have probably postponed that match, if you want…
Hatchet-Wielding Man Tased After Confronting Officers Inside Yonkers Home, Cops Say Hatchet-Wielding Man Tased After Confronting Officers Inside Yonkers Home, Cops Say Hatchet-Wielding Man Tased After Confronting Officers Inside Yonkers Home, Cops Say
Hatchet-Wielding Man Tased After Confronting Officers Inside Yonkers Home, Cops Say A confrontation inside a Westchester County home ended when police used a Taser-like device to subdue a man who they said threatened officers with a large hatchet.  The incident happened on Tuesday, Oct. 13, when Yonkers Police officers responded to a residence after receiving a call from concerned family members, the department said on social media on Friday, Oct. 23.  The relatives had requested assistance because a family member was behaving erratically and holding what they described as a "cutting tool," police said. When officers entered the home, they said they found a …
York City Standoff Prompts School Lockdown; Police Swarm Second Location York City Standoff Prompts School Lockdown; Police Swarm Second Location York City Standoff Prompts School Lockdown; Police Swarm Second Location
York City Standoff Prompts School Lockdown; Police Swarm Second Location A wanted man barricaded himself inside a Pennsylvania home, prompting a school lockdown and delaying another school’s dismissal on Wednesday, Oct. 21, according to local reports. Officers went to the 700 block of Courtland Avenue of York City around 10:30 a.m. after receiving a tip that a man wanted for attempted homicide was inside, ABC27 reported, citing a York City Police spokesperson. The man refused to come out, and the York County Quick Response Team responded and took him into custody, according to the outlet. His identity was not released. Police used tear gas before making t…
'Gunner In The Park': What Montgomery County Boy, 9, Saw Before Riding His Bicycle Home 'Gunner In The Park': What Montgomery County Boy, 9, Saw Before Riding His Bicycle Home 'Gunner In The Park': What Montgomery County Boy, 9, Saw Before Riding His Bicycle Home
'Gunner In The Park': What Montgomery County Boy, 9, Saw Before Riding His Bicycle Home A 9-year-old boy was forced to hide in a Maryland playground before fleeing on his bicycle to warn his parents about a "gunner in the park" after a hooded man emerged from the woods and unleashed a barrage of gunfire during a crowded afternoon of flag football. Now, that man is heading to prison for decades. Gaithersburg resident Kenneth Oates, 40, has been sentenced to 100 years in prison, with all but 35 years suspended, for opening fire on his on-again, off-again girlfriend and her friend at a crowded Rockville park, according to the Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office. The shoo…
Walkers Find Human Remains In Wooded Area Of Middle Township: Prosecutor Walkers Find Human Remains In Wooded Area Of Middle Township: Prosecutor Walkers Find Human Remains In Wooded Area Of Middle Township: Prosecutor
Walkers Find Human Remains In Wooded Area Of Middle Township: Prosecutor Two people walking through a wooded area in Cape May County discovered human remains on Tuesday, Oct. 20, authorities said. The remains were found in the Edgewood section of Middle Township and reported to police, Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland and Middle Township Police Chief Tracey Super said. The human remains have not been identified and the investigation is ongoing, authorities said. There is no threat to the public, authorities said.
Sanitation Worker Stabbed On While On Job In Mount Vernon Sanitation Worker Stabbed On While On Job In Mount Vernon Sanitation Worker Stabbed On While On Job In Mount Vernon
Sanitation Worker Stabbed On While On Job In Mount Vernon A sanitation worker was stabbed multiple times while performing his duties in Westchester County.  The attack happened on Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, near the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and North 7th Avenue in Mount Vernon, city officials said. The victim, an employee of the Mount Vernon Department of Public Works, was carrying out his regular sanitation duties when he was attacked by a suspect, according to the city. He reportedly suffered multiple stab wounds during the encounter. The injuries were described as non-life-threatening.  The victim was transported to a loca…
Man Exposes Himself To Woman On Wildwood Park Trail: Harrisburg Police Man Exposes Himself To Woman On Wildwood Park Trail: Harrisburg Police Man Exposes Himself To Woman On Wildwood Park Trail: Harrisburg Police
Man Exposes Himself To Woman On Wildwood Park Trail: Harrisburg Police A man exposed himself to a woman on a trail at Pennsylvania park on Wednesday, Sept. 30, police said. The incident happened in the area of the Fox Run Trail in Wildwood Park, according to a Harrisburg police release issued Monday, Oct. 19. Investigators identified a person of interest who was subsequently charged in connection with the incident, police said. The release did not identify the person or specify the charges. Police are asking anyone with additional information about similar incidents in the Wildwood Park area to contact Harrisburg Police through CrimeWatch or call Dauphin Coun…
Suspicious Letter At US Senator's Office Prompts Bomb Squad Response Suspicious Letter At US Senator's Office Prompts Bomb Squad Response Suspicious Letter At US Senator's Office Prompts Bomb Squad Response
Suspicious Letter At US Senator's Office Prompts Bomb Squad Response A suspicious letter sent to Senator Dave McCormick’s Pittsburgh office prompted a bomb squad and Hazmat response on Monday, Oct. 19, Pittsburgh Public Safety told Daily Voice. The letter arrived with the mail at approximately 1:30 p.m., although police were notified “much later,” a public information officer said in an email. The Pittsburgh Police Bomb Squad and Hazmat responded “out of an abundance of caution,” according to the statement provided to Daily Voice at 5:13 p.m. The letter’s contents were determined to be harmless. “The contents were found to be benign/not hazardous and there…
Aggressive Coyote Shot Near University In Irvington, Escapes Into Woods Aggressive Coyote Shot Near University In Irvington, Escapes Into Woods Aggressive Coyote Shot Near University In Irvington, Escapes Into Woods
Aggressive Coyote Shot Near University In Irvington, Escapes Into Woods Police in Westchester County are searching for a coyote that escaped into a wooded area after being shot by an officer following reports of aggressive behavior.  The incident happened at around 8:30 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 19, near Mercy University and the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail in Irvington, village officials said. Irvington Police officers first responded to a report of a coyote sighting near the university. While they searched the surrounding area, authorities received more reports of a coyote behaving aggressively toward a person on the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail.  Police…
Swatting Threat Brings Police Response To Englewood School Swatting Threat Brings Police Response To Englewood School Swatting Threat Brings Police Response To Englewood School
Swatting Threat Brings Police Response To Englewood School A reported threat at a Bergen County school prompted an immediate police response before investigators determined it was likely a hoax, authorities said. Englewood police responded to Elisabeth Morrow School on Thursday, Oct. 15, and worked with school staff to take precautions to protect students, employees and the surrounding community, Police Chief Thomas Greeley said. Investigators later determined the incident appeared to be a case of "swatting," in which someone reports a false threat to trigger an emergency police response. Police said there was no known credible threat to the schoo…
Girl Approached By ‘Suspicious’ Man In Lynbrook While Walking Home From School: Cops Girl Approached By ‘Suspicious’ Man In Lynbrook While Walking Home From School: Cops Girl Approached By ‘Suspicious’ Man In Lynbrook While Walking Home From School: Cops
Girl Approached By ‘Suspicious’ Man In Lynbrook While Walking Home From School: Cops A Long Island girl was approached by a “suspicious” man while walking home from school earlier this week, police said. The girl was in the area of Merrick Road and Lynbrook Avenue around 3:10 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14 when she was approached, the Lynbrook Police Department said Thursday, Oct. 15. The man was driving a baby blue Mercedes-Benz sedan and asked the girl to come over to his vehicle, police said. The girl refused multiple times, walked away, and contacted her parents to report the incident, cops said. Authorities said the man was between 50 and 70 years old with gray/white hair. P…
Fate Of Notorious Kings Park Psych Ward Tower, Empty For 30 Years, Remains Up In Air Fate Of Notorious Kings Park Psych Ward Tower, Empty For 30 Years, Remains Up In Air Fate Of Notorious Kings Park Psych Ward Tower, Empty For 30 Years, Remains Up In Air
Fate Of Notorious Kings Park Psych Ward Tower, Empty For 30 Years, Remains Up In Air The fate of a 13-story former psychiatric center on Long Island will remain undecided at least until next year — and cost nearly $3 million to figure out, officials said Friday, Oct. 16. The infamous Building 93 in Nissequogue River State Park could be torn down following the analysis by D&B Engineers and Architects, the state’s Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation said Friday. Building 93 and its various smaller centers have gone unused since 1996, when Kings Park Psychiatric Center closed. The complex’s largest structure, Building 93 served as the infirmary but it now…
'Dangerous' Coyote Bites Dog During Walk In Dobbs Ferry: Police 'Dangerous' Coyote Bites Dog During Walk In Dobbs Ferry: Police 'Dangerous' Coyote Bites Dog During Walk In Dobbs Ferry: Police
'Dangerous' Coyote Bites Dog During Walk In Dobbs Ferry: Police Police in a Westchester County village are increasing patrols and have been authorized to kill a coyote deemed dangerous after it reportedly approached a resident from behind and bit their dog.  The incident happened on Clinton Avenue in Dobbs Ferry on Wednesday morning, Oct. 14, according to Dobbs Ferry Police.  Police said a resident was walking their dog when a coyote approached from behind and may have bitten or nipped the animal. Although the encounter was not witnessed, police said they are treating the incident as a confirmed bite.  The animal has since been clas…
Teen On E-Bike Hospitalized With Head Injury Following Crash In Massapequa Park: Police Teen On E-Bike Hospitalized With Head Injury Following Crash In Massapequa Park: Police Teen On E-Bike Hospitalized With Head Injury Following Crash In Massapequa Park: Police
Teen On E-Bike Hospitalized With Head Injury Following Crash In Massapequa Park: Police A Long Island teenager was hospitalized following an e-bike crash with a Cadillac on Wednesday, Oct. 14, police said. The 14-year-old boy was riding in a parking lot on Front Street when he struck a 2017 Cadillac traveling southbound on 1st Avenue in Massapequa Park around 5:10 p.m., the Nassau County Police Department said. First responders rushed the teen to a nearby hospital for treatment and evaluation of head pain he suffered in the wreck, police said. The Cadillac driver was uninjured and remained at the scene, cops said. Several teens have been injured in e-bike crashes throughout N…
Fake Report Of Violent Threat Prompts Intense Police Response In White Plains Fake Report Of Violent Threat Prompts Intense Police Response In White Plains Fake Report Of Violent Threat Prompts Intense Police Response In White Plains
Fake Report Of Violent Threat Prompts Intense Police Response In White Plains Authorities said a report of a violent threat that prompted a police response on a Westchester County street was a hoax.  The incident happened on Waller Avenue in White Plains on Wednesday, Oct. 14, the White Plains Department of Public Safety announced on Thursday, Oct. 15.   Police said officers responded after receiving a report of a potential threat of violence in the area. Members of the department's Emergency Service Unit were among those dispatched to investigate and ensure the safety of nearby residents.  However, the department said its investigation reve…
Temple University Rape Report Sparks Questions Over No Campus Alert, Criminal Charges Temple University Rape Report Sparks Questions Over No Campus Alert, Criminal Charges Temple University Rape Report Sparks Questions Over No Campus Alert, Criminal Charges
Temple University Rape Report Sparks Questions Over No Campus Alert, Criminal Charges A reported rape at a Temple University residential complex in Philadelphia was referred to the university's student conduct process rather than criminal prosecution, prompting the university's president to address questions about how sexual assault allegations are handled. The incident reportedly occurred at University Village, an on-campus residential facility, at approximately 2:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10, according to Temple University's Department of Public Safety daily crime log. The rape was reported to university public safety officials at 10:11 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 13, under repo…
Bodycam Shows Wheelchair-Bound Gunman Hit Officer Before Being Killed In AC SWAT Shooting Bodycam Shows Wheelchair-Bound Gunman Hit Officer Before Being Killed In AC SWAT Shooting Bodycam Shows Wheelchair-Bound Gunman Hit Officer Before Being Killed In AC SWAT Shooting
Bodycam Shows Wheelchair-Bound Gunman Hit Officer Before Being Killed In AC SWAT Shooting Officers in Atlantic City forcibly opened a door and were met with gunshots, moments before 52-year-old Donald Gardner was shot and killed by police. The Attorney General’s Division of Criminal Justice released police body-worn camera footage related to the Tuesday, June 2 shooting of Gardner, a convicted killer who was paralyzed from a prior shooting with Egg Harbor Township police that wounded K-9 dog. The Atlantic City Police Department's SWAT team and the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office SWAT team attempted to execute a search warrant on the 100 block of North Florida Avenue, us…
DC Official Who Rebuilt His Life After Prison Killed In Electric Scooter Crash DC Official Who Rebuilt His Life After Prison Killed In Electric Scooter Crash DC Official Who Rebuilt His Life After Prison Killed In Electric Scooter Crash
DC Official Who Rebuilt His Life After Prison Killed In Electric Scooter Crash Talib Shakir spent years rebuilding his life and helping others find a second chance before a deadly electric scooter crash in DC brought his remarkable journey to a sudden end. Shakir, 50, the director of the Mayor's Office on Returning Citizen Affairs, was killed following a collision involving two electric scooters at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Eighth Street SE at approximately 6:47 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 9. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, Shakir and a woman were riding separate electric scooters when they collided in the intersection. First responders fo…
Bogus Missing Baby Report Ends With Cops Assaulted, Death Threats In PalPark: Police Bogus Missing Baby Report Ends With Cops Assaulted, Death Threats In PalPark: Police Bogus Missing Baby Report Ends With Cops Assaulted, Death Threats In PalPark: Police
Bogus Missing Baby Report Ends With Cops Assaulted, Death Threats In PalPark: Police A report of a missing 4-month-old baby in Bergen County turned violent when the caller attacked two police officers and threatened to kill one of them, authorities said. Obel E. Simon-Lopez, 23, a Guatemalan national living in Palisades Park, was arrested following the Thursday, Oct. 8 incident, Police Chief George Beck announced Monday, Oct. 12. Officers responded to the area of Broad and Henry avenues around 3:33 p.m. after receiving the missing baby report, Beck said. Police initially could not find the caller at his apartment but later located Simon-Lopez outside on Broad Avenue, w…
PA Man, 22, Killed In Shooting After Delaware State University Homecoming: Police PA Man, 22, Killed In Shooting After Delaware State University Homecoming: Police PA Man, 22, Killed In Shooting After Delaware State University Homecoming: Police
PA Man, 22, Killed In Shooting After Delaware State University Homecoming: Police A 22-year-old man was killed, and another man was wounded when gunfire erupted amid crowds of thousands following Delaware State University's homecoming celebrations Saturday night, Oct. 10, police said. The fatal shooting happened around 9:19 p.m. in the Dover Commons shopping center parking lot in the 1200 block of North DuPont Highway in Dover, Delaware, according to a release from the Dover Police Department issued Sunday, Oct. 11. The man killed was identified as Nasir Cox, 22, of Philadelphia, police said. A 21-year-old man was also shot in his upper body and remained hospitalized in…
Tiny Escape Artist Sends Virginia Police Down The Drain In Adorable Rescue (PHOTOS) Tiny Escape Artist Sends Virginia Police Down The Drain In Adorable Rescue (PHOTOS) Tiny Escape Artist Sends Virginia Police Down The Drain In Adorable Rescue (PHOTOS)
Tiny Escape Artist Sends Virginia Police Down The Drain In Adorable Rescue (Photos) Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Just ask one tiny Virginia kitten who found itself in a tight spot and needed a little help from the boys in blue. Officers with the Warrenton Police Department in Fauquier County went to unusual lengths to rescue the pint-sized troublemaker after it became trapped inside a drainage pipe. The cat rescue in Virginia. Warrenton Police And this little escape artist wasn't making things easy. According to the department, it took several attempts, plenty of patience, and some teamwork before officers could finally get their paws on …
Man Arrested In Viral Attack On Woman Followed Home From Newark Bus Stop: Police Man Arrested In Viral Attack On Woman Followed Home From Newark Bus Stop: Police Man Arrested In Viral Attack On Woman Followed Home From Newark Bus Stop: Police
Man Arrested In Viral Attack On Woman Followed Home From Newark Bus Stop: Police A 41-year-old Hackensack man has been arrested in connection with a violent attack on a woman who was followed home from a bus stop in Newark, authorities announced Friday, Oct. 9. Lee Darryl Harris was arrested after detectives identified him as the suspect in the Friday, Sept. 18 assault, Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda Sr. said. The woman had just gotten off work and was walking home around 1:30 a.m. when she noticed a man watching and following her, Miranda said. As she reached her apartment in the 200 block of Leslie Street, the man approached her from behind, police…
Altercation Between Clarkstown Town Supervisor, Highway Super Prompts Investigation Altercation Between Clarkstown Town Supervisor, Highway Super Prompts Investigation Altercation Between Clarkstown Town Supervisor, Highway Super Prompts Investigation
Altercation Between Clarkstown Town Supervisor, Highway Super Prompts Investigation A Rockland County town has launched a formal workplace violence investigation after an altercation between two top officials at a press conference was caught on video.  The incident involved Clarkstown Highway Superintendent Bob Milone and Town Supervisor George Hoehmann during a press conference on Thursday, Oct. 8, according to a statement released by the Town of Clarkstown on Friday, Oct. 9.  The press conference had been held to discuss the start of construction on repairs to the Congers Lake Trailway, a project Daily Voice previously reported on.  However, the event too…