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Village Police Chief and Village Mayor Make Statements on Recent Police Activity in Tuxedo Park
From Village Chief of Police Ken Sanford:
On Wednesday July 7th, 2010 Orange County 911 received a call from a female residing at 26 Lookout Stable Rd, Tuxedo Park, NY indicating that she was the victim of an assault as a result of domestic violence. The Village of Tuxedo Park Police and the Town of Tuxedo Police Department responded to the residence and located the victim, Mrs. Jacqueline Geen, 62, and had her transported to Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffern, NY.
The New York State Police SORT entered the residence and located Mr. Daniel Green, 66, deceased inside and the victim of a homicide.
A subsequent joint investigation by the Village of Tuxedo Park Police, the Town of Tuxedo Police Department, the Orange County District Attorneyís Office and the New York State Police has resulted with the arrest of Jesse Green, 30, for Murder 2nd degree. He was arraigned before the T/Woodbury Justice David Levinson and committed to the Orange County Jail, no bail.
The investigation is ongoing.
From Mayor Stebbins:
Information about Recent Police Activity in Tuxedo Park
On the night of July 7th, the Town of Ramapo Police, assisted by the Village of Tuxedo Park Police, the Town of Tuxedo Police, and the New York State Police, arrested a Village resident in connection with an assault that occurred earlier in the day in the Village of Tuxedo Park. The suspect is in Police custody and is being held without bail. The Tuxedo Park Police Department and the New York State Police are currently investigating the incident. If anyone has information that might help the investigation, please call Chief Sanford at 351-4741. An official police statement is expected to be issued in the near future.
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Village Police Department Welcomes New Part-Time Officer and
New Part-Time Traffic Guard
On October 13, 2009 the Village Board of Trustees voted unanimously in favor of hiring Ryan Eirand as a part-time Police Officer for the Village as well as David Yates, who will be a part-time Traffic Guard.
Ryan Eirand, grew up in the Town of Tuxedo and is currently a resident here. He graduated from George F. Baker High School in 2003 and went on to graduate from S.U.N.Y. Rockland in 2006. Recipient of the Jason Conklin Scholarship award for the Police Academy, Ryan graduated from the Academy in June of 2009. In addition to his position with the Village, Ryan coaches AAU basketball.
David Yates also grew up in the Town of Tuxedo and currently resides here. He graduated from George F. Baker High School in 2007 and currently attends S.U.N.Y. Rockland. An active member of the Tuxedo Fire Department, David currently serves as their Financial Secretary.
T.P.F.Y.I. extends a warm welcome to both Ryan and David.
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Town Chief of Police Comments on Eagle Valley Burglaries
There have been two attempted and two completed burglaries in the Juniper Terrace-Tablerock area of Eagle Valley no one was harmed and no property is reported stolen. The Tuxedo PD has responded in the following manner. All houses were subjected to crime scene processing by the Orange County Sheriff's Dept. and two scenes were subject to a canine search of the immediate vicinity by the Ramapo PD. There is video footage that has been analyzed and forwarded to the surrounding counties (Rockland, Bergen, Westchester) in the hopes of finding similar events for further information, none to date. We are also going to have extra patrol and undercover surveillance ongoing in the area. Any suspicious persons, autos or activity in the vicinity should be reported immediately to the Tuxedo PD. Phone 351-5111.
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Passing of Tuxedo Police Officer Sal Macri
Salvatore Lawrence Macri Jr. 65, of Tuxedo, NY and Fort Myers, FL, passed away peacefully in Fort Myers on Friday, January 16, 2009.
Sal was a well respected police officer in the Town of Tuxedo, NY for 31 years and later as a part time Police for the Village of Tuxedo Park Police Department. He was well respected by all. He belonged to the IBEW Local 363 and was the founder of the Tuxedo Hunting Club. Sal was an avid hunter and fisherman.
He was predeceased by his father, Salvatore L. Macri and mother, Josephine Macri of Cornwall, NY. Sal left behind his sisters, JoAnn Macri and Marie Elena Macri-Chaplin; his son, Christopher and wife, Tracy; his daughter, Meredith and husband, Rick Marchesi. Sal has four grandchildren that he adored, Morgan and Rudy Marchesi, Jack Macri and Sam Stover.
A Memorial will be held at Cedar Hill Cemetery, 5468 Rt. 9W, in Newburgh, NY on Saturday, February 21, at 10 a.m.
A gathering will follow at the Sterling Forest Fire Department.
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Cops estimate Wal-Mart theft ring's take could approach $1M
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2 cops charged in Wal-Mart scam
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Ken Sanford Appointed Chief of Police
On June 23, 2008 Acting Police Chief Ken Sanford was officially appointed Chief of Police in the Village of Tuxedo Park. A ceremonial swearing in took place a few weeks later on July 16 at which Ken was presented with his Chief’s Shield.
Born and bred in Tuxedo, Ken graduated from the Police Academy in 1995 and went straight to work for the Town of Tuxedo Police Department. Seeking other challenges, Ken moved to the Village of Monroe Police Dept. in 1999, where he worked until 2002, at which point he returned to the Village of Tuxedo Park. In 2005, Ken was promoted to position of Sergeant and just one year later in 2006 he was promoted to the position Acting Chief. After he passed the chief’s exam in May of 2008, the Board of Trustees made the unanimous decision t appoint Ken as Village Chief of Police.
TPFYI would like to congratulate Chief Sanford on his new position. We know he will continue to work hard to keep the Village of Tuxedo Park the safe and secure community that it is.
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Village Police Department Welcomes Second Full-Time Officer
On May 8, 2008 the Village Board of Trustees voted unanimously in favor of appointing Michael Biagini as a new full-time police officer in the Village.
A graduate of the Ulster County Police Academy, Michael served as a full-time time police officer for the Village of Walden before coming to Tuxedo Park. His hobbies include working out, snowboarding, bowling and sports of all kinds.
Michael’s first day will be May 20, 2008.
TPFYI extends a warm welcome to Michael.
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Village Police Department Welcomes New Full-Time Police Officer
On April 16, 2008 the Village Board of Trustees voted unanimously in favor of appointing Kevin Burchell as a new full-time police officer in the Village.
Kevin is 26 years old, and grew up in New Paltz, NY. An avid skier and swimmer, Kevin graduated from the Orange County Police Academy in 2005. Before coming to Tuxedo Park, Kevin worked part time as a police officer for Cornwall on Hudson as well as the Town of Montgomery. Prior to that, Kevin worked as a police officer for the City of Newburgh.
TPFYI extends a warm welcome to Kevin.
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