Holy Relics Mistaken For Drugs Returned To Seminary By Yonkers PD, Leads To Blessing Holy Relics Mistaken For Drugs Returned To Seminary By Yonkers PD, Leads To Blessing Holy Relics Mistaken For Drugs Returned To Seminary By Yonkers PD, Leads To Blessing
Holy Relics Mistaken For Drugs Returned To Seminary By Yonkers PD, Leads To Blessing What began as a suspected drug discovery on church grounds turned into a sacred recovery after police in Westchester returned priceless religious relics that had been mistakenly thought to be contraband.  The incident happened on the evening of Wednesday, Sept. 10, when Yonkers Police Officer Rotondo and his K9 partner, Furby, were on a traffic post and approached by staff from St. Vladimir's Orthodox Seminary on Scarsdale Road, Yonkers Police Detective Lieutenant Frank DiDomizio said on Wednesday, Sept 17. Seminary staff had found items on their property that they believed trespassers…
Westchester Legionnaires’ Cases Rise: Cluster Of Sick Patients Found In Yonkers Westchester Legionnaires’ Cases Rise: Cluster Of Sick Patients Found In Yonkers Westchester Legionnaires’ Cases Rise: Cluster Of Sick Patients Found In Yonkers
Westchester Legionnaires’ Cases Rise: Cluster Of Sick Patients Found In Yonkers Westchester health officials say Legionnaires’ disease cases continue to climb, with a new cluster of infections identified in one of the county's cities. As of Monday, Sept. 15, the county has reported 38 confirmed cases this season, up from 36 last week and well above the 24 cases logged all of last year, according to Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler.  Investigators have identified a cluster of five cases in Yonkers, prompting the New York State Department of Health to flag about a dozen cooling towers within a two-mile radius. Westchester inspectors will collect samples this w…
$398K Scam Lands Malverne Roofer In ICE Custody; Second Suspect Sought $398K Scam Lands Malverne Roofer In ICE Custody; Second Suspect Sought $398K Scam Lands Malverne Roofer In ICE Custody; Second Suspect Sought
$398K Scam Lands Malverne Roofer In ICE Custody; Second Suspect Sought A 35-year-old Yonkers man was arrested after he returned to a Malverne home to pick up another $75,000 in a months-long roofer scam, Nassau County police announced on Tuesday, Sept. 9. Michael Anderson of 189 Winfred Avenue approached a 78-year-old woman at her home in October 2024 and said she needed a new roof, according to detectives. The victim agreed to work estimated at $70,000, but over the next months Anderson kept asking for more money, and she wrote multiple checks totaling $398,000 while the work remained unfinished, police said. Anderson was taken into custody when he returned t…
Man Steals Several Vehicles With Tow Truck From Residential Complex In Yorktown, Police Say Man Steals Several Vehicles With Tow Truck From Residential Complex In Yorktown, Police Say Man Steals Several Vehicles With Tow Truck From Residential Complex In Yorktown, Police Say
Man Steals Several Vehicles With Tow Truck From Residential Complex In Yorktown, Police Say A months-long investigation has led to the arrest of a man accused of using a tow truck to steal several vehicles from a residential community in Westchester, police said. Marcus Powell, 39, of Yonkers, was arrested on Monday, Sept. 8, on grand larceny charges in connection with the thefts, Yorktown Police announced on Tuesday, Sept. 9. According to Yorktown Police, the case dates back to Aug. 31, 2024, when officers responded to a report of multiple vehicles stolen from Fieldstone Manor at 1715 Strawberry Rd. Detectives allege Powell used a tow truck to remove the vehicles.  After a …
Man, 29, Shoots Himself In Head, Dies At Secaucus' Long Shot Gun Range: Police Man, 29, Shoots Himself In Head, Dies At Secaucus' Long Shot Gun Range: Police Man, 29, Shoots Himself In Head, Dies At Secaucus' Long Shot Gun Range: Police
Man, 29, Shoots Himself In Head, Dies At Secaucus' Long Shot Gun Range: Police A 29-year-old New York man died after he shot himself in the head at a New Jersey gun range last week, authorities tell Daily Voice. The Yonkers man, who was not identified, was at the privately owned Long Shot gun range at 375 County Avenue in Secaucus on Friday, Sept. 5 when he shot at approximately 4:25 p.m., Secaucus Police Chief Dennis Miller said. He was taken to Hackensack University Medical Center where he was pronounced dead, the chief said.  Miller said only that the incident was not believed to have been accidental in nature. NJ Advance Media, citing law enforcement,&…
Star Of 'Sopranos', 'Law & Order: SVU' Seen Grabbing Slice At Baldwin Place Pizzeria Star Of 'Sopranos', 'Law & Order: SVU' Seen Grabbing Slice At Baldwin Place Pizzeria Star Of 'Sopranos', 'Law & Order: SVU' Seen Grabbing Slice At Baldwin Place Pizzeria
Star Of 'Sopranos', 'Law & Order: SVU' Seen Grabbing Slice At Baldwin Place Pizzeria A star of "The Sopranos" was seen stopping at a Westchester County pizzeria over the holiday weekend — and his order was quite fitting.  Jason Cerbone, famed for playing Jackie Aprile, Jr. on the iconic HBO mob series, as well as Lorenzo Desappio in "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," stopped into Trio Pizza in Baldwin Place on Saturday, Aug. 30.  The 47-year-old Yonkers native's visit was detailed in an Instagram post by the pizzeria:  "Jackie Aprile Jr. from the Sopranos with the Tony Soprano slice 🔫 🇮🇹 👊🏼" the owners wrote, adding, "Thanks for stopping in !!!"&n…
Photos Released Of Chemical Fire Scene In Yonkers: Train Service Now Resumed (UPDATE) Photos Released Of Chemical Fire Scene In Yonkers: Train Service Now Resumed (UPDATE) Photos Released Of Chemical Fire Scene In Yonkers: Train Service Now Resumed (UPDATE)
Photos Released Of Chemical Fire Scene In Yonkers: Train Service Now Resumed (Update) Authorities are providing more details after a chemical reaction inside a Westchester warehouse triggered a massive hazmat and fire response that temporarily shut down Metro-North service and forced nearby residents to evacuate. The incident began just after noon on Tuesday, Sept. 2 at 143 Woodworth Ave. in Yonkers, according to Yonkers Police. Investigators said beauty supplies inside the warehouse spilled, causing a chemical reaction that ignited into a fire.  Yonkers Fire Department battled the blaze throughout the afternoon with 17 companies and more than 80 firefighters. Yonkers P…
Chemical Vapor Cloud, Third-Alarm Fire Prompts Hazmat Response At Yonkers Warehouse Chemical Vapor Cloud, Third-Alarm Fire Prompts Hazmat Response At Yonkers Warehouse Chemical Vapor Cloud, Third-Alarm Fire Prompts Hazmat Response At Yonkers Warehouse
Chemical Vapor Cloud, Third-Alarm Fire Prompts Hazmat Response At Yonkers Warehouse This story has been updated. A chemical vapor cloud triggered a third-alarm fire response at a Westchester warehouse, city officials said. The incident happened at 134 Woodworth Ave. on Tuesday, Sept. 2, at around 12:30 p.m., according to the Yonkers Fire Department and Deputy Director of Communications Lisa Reyes. Reyes said the chemical release created a vapor cloud that set off multiple alarms. The incident was isolated to one pallet of materials. Fire companies are ventilating the building and using protective equipment to collect a sample of the product. The incident involved beauty …
Suspect Caught Minutes After Fatal Labor Day Weekend Shooting In Yonkers, Police Say Suspect Caught Minutes After Fatal Labor Day Weekend Shooting In Yonkers, Police Say Suspect Caught Minutes After Fatal Labor Day Weekend Shooting In Yonkers, Police Say
Suspect Caught Minutes After Fatal Labor Day Weekend Shooting In Yonkers, Police Say A fast-moving police response led to the arrest of a murder suspect just minutes after a deadly Labor Day weekend shooting in Westchester, authorities said. The incident happened in Yonkers at around 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 31, when officers were called to 27 Ludlow St., where they found 42-year-old Felix Santiago of Yonkers suffering from a gunshot wound to the abdomen, the city's police department announced on Monday, Sept. 1. Santiago was rushed to a local hospital but did not survive, police said. Investigators determined the shooting stemmed from a dispute between the suspect and a…
Harford County Deputy Crushed By Penske Truck In Chase; Suspect Nabbed In NY: Sheriff Harford County Deputy Crushed By Penske Truck In Chase; Suspect Nabbed In NY: Sheriff Harford County Deputy Crushed By Penske Truck In Chase; Suspect Nabbed In NY: Sheriff
Harford County Deputy Crushed By Penske Truck In Chase; Suspect Nabbed In NY: Sheriff A 21-year-old man was arrested in New York a day after seriously injuring a veteran sheriff's deputy in Maryland during a wild chase, authorities announced. Yonkers resident Juan Yahir Quiroz Manzueta has been identified and arrested as the driver of a Penske box truck that struck and critically injured Lt. Rob Burgess, a 29-year member of the Harford County Sheriff's Office assigned to the Community Policing Division on Tuesday afternoon. On Wednesday, Aug. 27, the agency announced that Quiroz Manzueta has been charged with second-degree attempted murder, as well as other offenses, for his…
From Mexico To Orange County: 7 Linked To Fatal Newburgh Shooting, Drug, Gun Pipeline, Feds Say From Mexico To Orange County: 7 Linked To Fatal Newburgh Shooting, Drug, Gun Pipeline, Feds Say From Mexico To Orange County: 7 Linked To Fatal Newburgh Shooting, Drug, Gun Pipeline, Feds Say
From Mexico To Orange County: 7 Linked To Fatal Newburgh Shooting, Drug, Gun Pipeline, Feds Say Federal prosecutors have unsealed a sweeping indictment charging seven men with operating a violent drug trafficking and racketeering network that they say stretched from Mexico to the Hudson Valley, NY, and left an innocent bystander dead in Orange County.  The case, prosecuted in White Plains federal court, charges the men with narcotics distribution and importation, racketeering conspiracy, murder, firearms trafficking, and related crimes tied to years of activity in Middletown, Newburgh, and beyond, the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York announced on Tue…
'Oily Sheen' On Bronx River May Be Result Of Yonkers Leak, Officials Warn 'Oily Sheen' On Bronx River May Be Result Of Yonkers Leak, Officials Warn 'Oily Sheen' On Bronx River May Be Result Of Yonkers Leak, Officials Warn
'Oily Sheen' On Bronx River May Be Result Of Yonkers Leak, Officials Warn An electrical equipment leak in Westchester may be contributing to pollution in the Bronx River as far south as the Bronx Zoo, state officials announced.  According to New York State Assemblymember Emerita Torres, Con Edison reported a dielectric leak in Yonkers that appears linked to an oily sheen observed on the Bronx River. The sheen has been detected at multiple points downstream, including near the Bronx Zoo.  Con Edison has since installed absorbent booms at Yonkers outfalls and is conducting further testing to confirm the source of the discharge and to assess potential heal…