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NYS Police Continue to Investigate Double Fatal Crash in the Town of Woodbury, Suspects Located

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ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY – On February 9, 2024, at approximately 10:01 PM a NYS Park Police Officer observed a vehicle traveling a high rate of speed northbound on the Palisades Interstate Parkway near Exit 17. The Park Police Officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop at which time the vehicle failed to comply and fled. The Park Police officer terminated pursuing the vehicle and observed the suspect vehicle exit the Parkway at Exit 18 heading westbound on US Route 6.

The Park Police Officer continued onto US Route 6 westbound at a reduced speed. Approximately 3 miles up the road on US Route 6, the Park Police Officer observed a 3-car motor vehicle accident.

Investigation revealed that the suspect vehicle, a 2019 Infiniti, had been travelling westbound on US Route 6 when it rear-ended a Toyota Sienna which was also travelling westbound. The result of this collision caused the Toyota Sienna to cross over into the eastbound lane of US Route 6 where the Toyota Sienna was then struck by a 2017 Mercedes travelling eastbound on US Route 6. The two individuals in the suspect vehicle fled the scene. Two individuals in the Toyota Sienna were deceased at the scene. Another passenger in the Toyota Sienna was transported to Westchester Medical Center for treatment. The operator of the Mercedes was transported to Garnet Medical Center and treated for minor injuries. The alleged suspects have been located.

There is no threat to the public at this time. This investigation is ongoing. The Orange County District Attorney’s Office and New York State Park Police are assisting the NYSP with the investigation. Troop F BCI is asking for anyone who witnessed the accident, or has information, to call SP Middletown at 845-344-5300.

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K9 Remy To Participate In Carnival For Canines Fundraiser At The Hudson Mill In Haverstraw

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K9 Remy to Participate in Carnival for Canines Fundraiser at the Hudson Mill in Haverstraw
K9 Remy is the first certified electronics detection dog in Rockland County history. K9 Remy and her handler, Detective Tim Hayes, completed an intensive training program to be qualified as an electronics detection team. Remy is a one-year-old black lab who was born in Holland. She is trained to locate electronic devices such as laptops, cellphones, SD cards, and USB drives that contain explicit and illegal content. There are approximately 100 electronic detection K9’s in the entire country.
The Carnival for Canines Fundraiser on September 21 at the Hudson Mill raises money for Spike’s K9 Fund to purchase bullet proof vests for law enforcement K9’s. Please see flyer for more details.

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CPD Would Like To Remind Everyone Of The Dangers Of Leaving Children Or Pets In Hot Vehicles

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On July 16, 2024, at approximately 2:15 p.m., the Clarkstown Police Department received a call stating that a young child had been locked in a vehicle on a day when temperatures reached 98 degrees at Costco, 50 Overlook Blvd., in Nanuet.
The first arriving officer came upon the vehicle, where he was met by the father, who stated his son was locked in his vehicle. The officer, observing the child in the back seat and, at this time, not being able to determine how long the child was in the car, took immediate action and broke the vehicle window. The child was alert and conscious when he was removed from the vehicle. In doing so, he was able to safely remove the child, who was then quickly turned over to Nanuet Community Ambulance and Rockland Paramedic personnel that were on scene. The child was then transported to Montefiore Nyack Hospital for further evaluation. The child was inside the vehicle for approximately 15 minutes prior to being rescued.
Upon further investigation by the officer, it was determined that the father had returned to his vehicle to retrieve his wallet. While doing so, he placed the child in the backseat while he searched the trunk. The father closed the trunk and quickly realized that he had locked his son inside the vehicle. After futile attempts to gain entry to the vehicle, he ran to get help. We would like to thank all of the bystanders on scene, who offered assistance during this event. There was deemed to be no criminality in this incident.
The Clarkstown Police Department would like to remind everyone of the dangers of leaving children or pets in hot vehicles. On warm days, the temperature inside a car can rise by 20 degrees Fahrenheit in just 10 minutes, and children can heat up 3 to 5 times faster than adults, making them particularly vulnerable to heat-related illnesses. In 2021, 23 children tragically lost their lives due to heat-related deaths in vehicles in the U.S. Pets, too, face serious health risks from heat exhaustion. Please help keep our community safe by never leaving children or pets alone in vehicles, even for a short time, and if you see someone in distress, contact emergency personnel immediately.

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