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HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Check out the week's top police news covered by the region's 24 Patch sites. Stories include a dog that attacked troopers and a child.
Monsey Man Accused Of Hate Crime After Flag Graffiti: Ramapo Police
He was seen by an officer on patrol trying to spray paint a joint American and Israeli flag at a Main Street business, police said.
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Connecticut Man Arrested In Hit-And-Run Crash That Injured 2
Police said that when they caught up with the Stamford driver, he was at the New Rochelle Station, waiting for a train.
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2 Westchester Towns Lead List Of Safest In New York, New Report Finds
One town had the lowest violent crime rate in NY and a village had the lowest property crime rate, according to the SafeHome.org study.
Cat Named Kiwi Shot In Patterson; Putnam SPCA Seeks Public's Help
The animal's owner is offering a $500 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction, SPCA officials said.
'Lengthy' Sentence For Man Who Fired Gun At People In Newburgh
The Orange County DA said he would continue holding accountable those who illegally possess and use firearms.
Dog Attacks Child, Adult, Trooper, EMS: New York State Police
The 8-year-old was bitten in the head and neck, police said.
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