2 Men Arrested Scouting Wealthy Fairfield Neighborhood For Next Burglary Victim: Police 2 Men Arrested Scouting Wealthy Fairfield Neighborhood For Next Burglary Victim: Police 2 Men Arrested Scouting Wealthy Fairfield Neighborhood For Next Burglary Victim: Police
2 Men Arrested Scouting Wealthy Fairfield Neighborhood For Next Burglary Victim: Police Connecticut police arrested two Brooklyn men after detectives believed they were casing a wealthy neighborhood for more alleged victims.  Levan Aleksidze, 40, and Mamuka Chaganava, 47, were arrested on Sept. 24, following an investigation into several break-ins in the Fairfield Greenfield Hill neighborhood, police said. The burglars targeted expensive jewelry and struck when no one was home, according to police. Detectives used Fairfield’s automated license plate readers to identify a vehicle seen leaving one burglary, authorities said. That information, other evidence, and inves…
Lancaster County Police Chief Charged With Theft, Record Tampering, Suspended Without Pay Lancaster County Police Chief Charged With Theft, Record Tampering, Suspended Without Pay Lancaster County Police Chief Charged With Theft, Record Tampering, Suspended Without Pay
Lancaster County Police Chief Charged With Theft, Record Tampering, Suspended Without Pay A Pennsylvania police chief changed vacation and sick days into work shifts and cashed in vacation time he had already used, Lancaster County authorities announced Thursday, Oct. 22. Susquehanna Regional Police Chief Anthony Joseph Hall, 54, of East Manchester Township, York County, manipulated scheduling records to restore hundreds of hours of paid leave he had already taken or was not entitled to receive, according to the Lancaster County District Attorney’s Office. The Susquehanna Regional Police Commission suspended Hall without pay pending further investigation, the department announce…
Body Found In Maryland Marsh Grasses Leads To Arrest Months Later: State Police Body Found In Maryland Marsh Grasses Leads To Arrest Months Later: State Police Body Found In Maryland Marsh Grasses Leads To Arrest Months Later: State Police
Body Found In Maryland Marsh Grasses Leads To Arrest Months Later: State Police A man's body discovered among tall marsh grasses along a Maryland road in August has led to an arrest more than two months later, following a grand jury indictment in the death investigation. Jacob Motley, 27, of East New Market, has been indicted in connection with the death of Timothy D. Wolfe Jr., 35, whose body was found along Golden Hill Road in Church Creek on Aug. 15 in Dorchester County, according to state police. The Dorchester County grand jury returned the indictment and Motley was arrested without incident two days later during a traffic stop conducted by a Maryland Natural Reso…
Cops ID Retired NYPD Detective Now Charged With Manslaughter In GWB Fatal Shooting Cops ID Retired NYPD Detective Now Charged With Manslaughter In GWB Fatal Shooting Cops ID Retired NYPD Detective Now Charged With Manslaughter In GWB Fatal Shooting
Cops ID Retired Nypd Detective Now Charged With Manslaughter In GWB Fatal Shooting UPDATE: A retired NYPD detective was charged with manslaughter after appearing in court for the fatal shooting of a Hudson Valley, NY father of two on the George Washington Bridge, authorities said.  Victor Romero, 62, of Haverstraw, NY, was arrested on Wednesday, Oct. 21, in connection with the shooting death of fellow Rockland County resident Koran Irvine, 46, of Valley Cottage, ABC7 reported.  Romero, a retired NYPD narcotics detective, voluntarily reported to the department's 33rd Precinct in Manhattan for questioning Wednesday morning after investigators identified him as a p…
Fair Lawn Man, 43, Vanishes After Walking Out Of Parents' Home, Leaving Phone Behind Fair Lawn Man, 43, Vanishes After Walking Out Of Parents' Home, Leaving Phone Behind Fair Lawn Man, 43, Vanishes After Walking Out Of Parents' Home, Leaving Phone Behind
Fair Lawn Man, 43, Vanishes After Walking Out Of Parents' Home, Leaving Phone Behind A 43-year-old Bergen County man has been missing for more than three weeks after walking out of his parents' home, leaving behind all his belongings, including his cellphone, authorities said. Enver Messano was last seen leaving his parents' home in Fair Lawn between 6 and 7 a.m. Monday, Sept. 28, according to a missing-person alert shared by Fair Lawn police. He was wearing blue jeans and a black hoodie when he left and has not returned. Messano is described as 5 feet, 8 inches tall, weighing approximately 180 pounds, with brown hair, blue eyes, and a scar on his abdomen. Police are …
Suffolk County Officer And Hicksville Native Dies Suddenly, Department's Second Death In A Week Suffolk County Officer And Hicksville Native Dies Suddenly, Department's Second Death In A Week Suffolk County Officer And Hicksville Native Dies Suddenly, Department's Second Death In A Week
Suffolk County Officer And Hicksville Native Dies Suddenly, Department's Second Death In A Week A second Suffolk County police officer has died suddenly in a week, devastating family and friends and leading to an outpouring of support. Christopher J. Durham, 32, died Monday, Oct. 19, according to an obituary from Massapequa Funeral Home. "Chris was a dedicated police officer, a beloved son, fiancé, family member, and friend," organizer Carolyn Infantas wrote in a GoFundMe for Durham's family. "He was deeply loved by so many, and his unexpected passing has left his family, friends, and everyone fortunate enough to know him devastated." Before joining the Suffolk County Police Departme…
Student Brought Bullet Casing To Spragg Elementary School Student Brought Bullet Casing To Spragg Elementary School Student Brought Bullet Casing To Spragg Elementary School
Student Brought Bullet Casing To Spragg Elementary School A student brought a bullet casing to a South Jersey elementary school Monday, Oct. 19. The incident occurred at Spragg Elementary School in Egg Harbor City, Egg Harbor City Public Schools Superintendent Adrienne Shulby said. School administration immediately intervened, secured the item, and removed the student from the classroom environment, Shulby said.. No students or staff members were harmed, and at no point was there an active threat to our school population, Shulby said. Egg Harbor City Police arrived on scene to assist, police said. The incident is being handle by police and school…
2 Teens Accused Of Robbing Taxi Drivers At Gunpoint In Haverstraw 2 Teens Accused Of Robbing Taxi Drivers At Gunpoint In Haverstraw 2 Teens Accused Of Robbing Taxi Drivers At Gunpoint In Haverstraw
2 Teens Accused Of Robbing Taxi Drivers At Gunpoint In Haverstraw Two 16-year-old boys have been arrested in connection with a pair of armed robberies targeting taxi drivers in Rockland County, police said. The arrests were made on Tuesday, Oct. 20, following an investigation into two robberies in Haverstraw, the Haverstraw Police Department announced on Wednesday, Oct. 21. Both incidents involved taxi drivers who picked up passengers from Palisades Center Mall in West Nyack, authorities said.   The first robbery happened at around 8:38 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 4, when officers responded to a report of an armed robbery involving a taxi driver who h…
THC Deal Turns Into 3-Gun Robbery In Teaneck, Prosecutor Says THC Deal Turns Into 3-Gun Robbery In Teaneck, Prosecutor Says THC Deal Turns Into 3-Gun Robbery In Teaneck, Prosecutor Says
THC Deal Turns Into 3-Gun Robbery In Teaneck, Prosecutor Says A late-night deal to buy THC cartridges in Teaneck turned into an armed robbery when three men allegedly pulled guns on the buyer, stole his cash, and demanded more money through a mobile banking app, authorities said. The alleged robbery happened shortly after 11 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23, when the victim met an acquaintance in Teaneck to purchase THC cartridges, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said. The acquaintance arrived with two other men in a dark-colored vehicle, Musella said. When the victim got inside, all three men allegedly pointed guns at him, took his cash and threatened…
Retirement Couldn't Keep Former Calvert County Deputy Away From Duty Before Deadly Crash Retirement Couldn't Keep Former Calvert County Deputy Away From Duty Before Deadly Crash Retirement Couldn't Keep Former Calvert County Deputy Away From Duty Before Deadly Crash
Retirement Couldn't Keep Former Calvert County Deputy Away From Duty Before Deadly Crash Retirement wasn't enough to keep a longtime Maryland law enforcement officer away from the job he had devoted much of his life to. Tod Alan Dahlberg, 57, a former Prince George's County police officer and Calvert County court security deputy, was killed in a three-vehicle crash in Kentucky on Tuesday, Oct. 13, years after retiring in Maryland and beginning a new chapter of service at a federal courthouse. eDahlberg served with the Calvert County Sheriff's Office from November 2010 until February 2019, following a career with the Prince George's County Police Department and military service …
Suspicious Letter Forces Evacuation Of Congressman Steny Hoyer's Greenbelt Office Suspicious Letter Forces Evacuation Of Congressman Steny Hoyer's Greenbelt Office Suspicious Letter Forces Evacuation Of Congressman Steny Hoyer's Greenbelt Office
Suspicious Letter Forces Evacuation Of Congressman Steny Hoyer's Greenbelt Office Another congressional office in Maryland was evacuated after receiving a suspicious letter, part of a growing wave of similar incidents targeting public officials across the country. Rep. Steny Hoyer confirmed on Monday, Oct. 19, that his district office in Greenbelt received a potentially hazardous letter, prompting an evacuation and a response from law enforcement. "Today, my district office in Greenbelt, Maryland, received a suspicious letter similar to those received by public officials across the country," Hoyer said in a statement posted to social media. View this…
Nightmare Ex-Boyfriend Terrorized Hudson Woman For Four Days, Jury Finds Nightmare Ex-Boyfriend Terrorized Hudson Woman For Four Days, Jury Finds Nightmare Ex-Boyfriend Terrorized Hudson Woman For Four Days, Jury Finds
Nightmare Ex-Boyfriend Terrorized Hudson Woman For Four Days, Jury Finds A Capital Region man who terrorized his ex-girlfriend over four days has been convicted on several charges, authorities said. Nikolas DeJesus, 33, was found guilty Friday, Oct. 16 of burglary, unlawful imprisonment, obstruction of breathing, and other charges, the Columbia County District Attorney’s office said Monday, Oct. 19. He faces up to 15 years in prison. DeJesus was staying at his former girlfriend’s home in Hudson when he forced his fingers into her mouth, blocking her ability to breathe, on Aug. 11, 2025, investigators said. After being kicked out, he broke into the home through …