Drunk New Haven Driver Threatens Motorist With Stolen Gun After Crash: Police Drunk New Haven Driver Threatens Motorist With Stolen Gun After Crash: Police Drunk New Haven Driver Threatens Motorist With Stolen Gun After Crash: Police
Drunk New Haven Driver Threatens Motorist With Stolen Gun After Crash: Police An allegedly drunk Connecticut man pointed a stolen gun at another driver after the two were involved in a crash, police said. Manuel Avila, 39, of New Haven, allegedly pointed the gun at the other driver late Friday night, Aug. 28, New Haven police said. Officers responded to Howe Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard around 11:35 p.m. Police detained Avila at the scene. He later failed a field sobriety test. A breath test showed his blood alcohol level was almost twice the legal limit, according to police. Part of the incident was caught on video. The footage showed Avila walking …
Three Flare Gun-Wielding Teens Busted For Bus Fire, Robbery In Albany: Police Three Flare Gun-Wielding Teens Busted For Bus Fire, Robbery In Albany: Police Three Flare Gun-Wielding Teens Busted For Bus Fire, Robbery In Albany: Police
Three Flare Gun-Wielding Teens Busted For Bus Fire, Robbery In Albany: Police Three Capital Region teens have been arrested for flare gun incidents in recent days, Albany police said Monday, Aug. 31. Two 14-year-old boys — one from Albany and one from Troy — fired flare guns at a CDTA bus near Broadway and Pleasant Street in Albany on Thursday, Aug. 13, the Albany Police Department said. The teens started a fire in front of the bus, then one entered the vehicle and fired his flare gun toward passengers, authorities said. Later that day, the Albany teen shot a flare gun multiple times inside an apartment building lobby at 400 Central Avenue, investigators said. Both …
WATCH: Bodycam Shows Tense Moments Before Fatal Fort Washington Park Police Shooting WATCH: Bodycam Shows Tense Moments Before Fatal Fort Washington Park Police Shooting WATCH: Bodycam Shows Tense Moments Before Fatal Fort Washington Park Police Shooting
Watch: Bodycam Shows Tense Moments Before Fatal Fort Washington Park Police Shooting What began with reports of an armed man near the Potomac ended with a gunshot, a frantic rush into the water and officers trying to save a Maryland man as their body cameras rolled. Nearly a month after 30-year-old Alex Charles was fatally shot by a Maryland-National Capital Park Police officer, the Maryland Attorney General's Office has released body-worn camera footage showing the tense encounter unfold at Fort Washington Park in Prince George's County. The shooting happened shortly after 6 p.m. on Friday, July 31, after officers were called to the park for reports of a shooting and a man…
People Spotted Crawling Into Wantagh Manhole, Cops Can’t Find Them In Bizarre Incident People Spotted Crawling Into Wantagh Manhole, Cops Can’t Find Them In Bizarre Incident People Spotted Crawling Into Wantagh Manhole, Cops Can’t Find Them In Bizarre Incident
People Spotted Crawling Into Wantagh Manhole, Cops Can’t Find Them In Bizarre Incident A group of people was caught on video removing a manhole cover and entering the sewer system under a Long Island road. The five suspects were spotted at the intersection of Wantagh Avenue and Jerusalem Avenue around 1 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, WABC reported. Police responded after two witnesses reported the bizarre scene, but they were unable to find where the five suspects went, according to WABC. Their motivation remains unknown. Similar incidents have been reported throughout the summer in New York City, but this was likely the first one seen on Long Island, Newsday reported. Most recentl…
'Absurd Criminal Conduct': 2 Charged In Tredyffrin Twp. Road-Rage Gunfire 'Absurd Criminal Conduct': 2 Charged In Tredyffrin Twp. Road-Rage Gunfire 'Absurd Criminal Conduct': 2 Charged In Tredyffrin Twp. Road-Rage Gunfire
'Absurd Criminal Conduct': 2 Charged In Tredyffrin Twp. Road-Rage Gunfire Two Philadelphia men are accused of opening fire on another driver's vehicle after he inadvertently cut them off on a busy Chester County highway, authorities announced Thursday, Aug. 27. Sophay Yem, 35, and Intanon Chay, 36, have been charged with attempted murder, terroristic threats, and related offenses in connection with the May 12 road-rage incident in Tredyffrin Township, according to the Chester County District Attorney's Office. The confrontation began when the victim inadvertently cut off another driver on Route 202 near the Route 30 Bypass, according to the criminal complaint. T…
‘Tried To Drag Me With His Car’: Report Details What Led To Fatal Police Shooting In Newington ‘Tried To Drag Me With His Car’: Report Details What Led To Fatal Police Shooting In Newington ‘Tried To Drag Me With His Car’: Report Details What Led To Fatal Police Shooting In Newington
‘Tried To Drag Me With His Car’: Report Details What Led To Fatal Police Shooting In Newington A preliminary state report into a fatal police shooting says the officer felt something hard in a suspect’s waistband during a scuffle before the man allegedly tried to “drag me with his car,” setting off a chase that ended in deadly gunfire. The encounter began late Friday, Aug. 21, after Hartford officers received a report of a man threatening someone with a small handgun. Officers began investigating around 11:07 p.m. near Fales Street and Sisson Avenue, according to the report from Connecticut Inspector General Eliot D. Prescott. Hartford Officer Alexander Diaz encountered 37-year…
US Navy Veteran, Montgomery Twp. Police Sgt. Lee Wagner Dies Suddenly At 48 US Navy Veteran, Montgomery Twp. Police Sgt. Lee Wagner Dies Suddenly At 48 US Navy Veteran, Montgomery Twp. Police Sgt. Lee Wagner Dies Suddenly At 48
US Navy Veteran, Montgomery Twp. Police Sgt. Lee Wagner Dies Suddenly At 48 A Montgomery County police sergeant, US Navy veteran, husband, and father of four died unexpectedly following a sudden medical emergency, his department announced on Tuesday, Aug. 25. Montgomery Township Police Sgt. Lee A. Wagner was 48 when he died on Wednesday, Aug. 19. The nature of the medical emergency was not disclosed. “Throughout his career, Sergeant Wagner was known for unwavering dedication to the community, commitment to fellow officers, and professionalism in service to others,” the department said. Wagner was raised in the Perkiomenville area and graduated from Perkiomen High…
Knife-Wielding Man Shot By Sayreville Officer: Prosecutor Knife-Wielding Man Shot By Sayreville Officer: Prosecutor Knife-Wielding Man Shot By Sayreville Officer: Prosecutor
Knife-Wielding Man Shot By Sayreville Officer: Prosecutor A man armed with a knife was shot by a Sayreville police officer after authorities said he menaced people in a neighborhood and advanced toward the officer Saturday, Aug. 22, authorities said. Sayreville police responded to the area of Kendall Drive in Parlin around 6:15 p.m., on reports of a disorderly man armed with a knife who was menacing people and a vehicle, Middlesex County Prosecutor Linda Estremera and Sayreville Police Chief Daniel Plumacker said. An officer encountered the man, who was not identified, holding a knife when police arrived, authorities said. The man ignored commands…
Man, 59, Dies After Jump From Newburgh-Beacon Bridge Walkway: NYSP Man, 59, Dies After Jump From Newburgh-Beacon Bridge Walkway: NYSP Man, 59, Dies After Jump From Newburgh-Beacon Bridge Walkway: NYSP
Man, 59, Dies After Jump From Newburgh-Beacon Bridge Walkway: Nysp A 59-year-old man died after intentionally jumping from the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge walkway into the Hudson River, New York State Police said. Troopers from the Montgomery barracks responded to a 911 report of a man floating in the Hudson River near the bridge in the Town of Newburgh on Saturday, Aug. 22, at approximately 11:24 a.m., police said. An investigation found the man had intentionally jumped from the bridge walkway about five minutes earlier, at approximately 11:19 a.m., according to State Police. The Dutchess County Sheriff's Office Marine Patrol Unit recovered the man from the r…
Victims ID'd In Deadly Mays Landing Stolen-G Wagon Crash; 18-Year-Old, 3 Juveniles Charged Victims ID'd In Deadly Mays Landing Stolen-G Wagon Crash; 18-Year-Old, 3 Juveniles Charged Victims ID'd In Deadly Mays Landing Stolen-G Wagon Crash; 18-Year-Old, 3 Juveniles Charged
Victims ID'd In Deadly Mays Landing Stolen-G Wagon Crash; 18-Year-Old, 3 Juveniles Charged Authorities have identified the two people killed in a head-on South Jersey crash involving a stolen G-Wagon, as an 18-year-old and three juveniles face charges, authorities said. Robert Barr Jr., 54, and Alice Stilwell, 67, both of Egg Harbor Township, were killed in the crash in Mays Landing on Saturday, Aug. 22, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office said. The crash happened at Route 50 and Third Street at approximately 7:30 a.m., authorities said. Investigators determined a stolen vehicle was at fault in the crash, authorities said. Photos and surveillance footage shared online from t…
9 Westchester Beaches Closed Through Weekend Over Bacteria Concerns 9 Westchester Beaches Closed Through Weekend Over Bacteria Concerns 9 Westchester Beaches Closed Through Weekend Over Bacteria Concerns
9 Westchester Beaches Closed Through Weekend Over Bacteria Concerns Nearly a dozen beaches across Westchester County have been closed through the weekend after more than 3 inches of rain raised concerns about bacterial contamination in the water.  The Westchester County Department of Health announced the closures on Friday, Aug. 21, after 3.28 inches of rain fell over the previous 24 hours, according to county officials.  The affected beaches are in New Rochelle, Mamaroneck, and Rye: New Rochelle: Hudson Park Beach, Davenport Beach Club, Greentree Country Club, and Surf Club on the Sound; Mamaroneck: Harbor Island Park, Beach Point Club, Orienta…
First Responders Get Affordable Housing Priority In Croton Thanks To New Law First Responders Get Affordable Housing Priority In Croton Thanks To New Law First Responders Get Affordable Housing Priority In Croton Thanks To New Law
First Responders Get Affordable Housing Priority In Croton Thanks To New Law First responders, healthcare workers, and veterans will get priority for future affordable housing units in a Northern Westchester village under a newly adopted law.  The Croton-on-Hudson Board of Trustees unanimously approved the measure, which has now gone into effect, village officials announced on Friday, Aug. 21.  Local Law No. 9 of 2026 changes Croton's zoning code by creating occupational preferences for Affordable Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing units. Under the new system, first responders will receive the highest priority, followed by medical service employees…