$90K Jewelry Heist By Seven-Time Felon In Colonie Ends With Long Prison Term: DA $90K Jewelry Heist By Seven-Time Felon In Colonie Ends With Long Prison Term: DA $90K Jewelry Heist By Seven-Time Felon In Colonie Ends With Long Prison Term: DA
$90K Jewelry Heist By Seven-Time Felon In Colonie Ends With Long Prison Term: DA A thief with seven prior felony convictions who stole $90,000 worth of valuables from a Capital Region home was sentenced Thursday, Oct. 8, authorities said. Donald Law, 39, of Cohoes, got 10 years behind bars followed by five years of probation after pleading guilty to second-degree burglary, the Albany County District Attorney’s office said. Law and Ronald Horton, 46, broke into the home in Colonie on Dec. 30, 2025, and stole Rolex watches, a Cartier bracelet, an engagement ring, purses, and electronics, prosecutors said. The pair then took a bus to Troy to pawn the stolen property for c…
Man Who Stole $1,200 From Trumbull Day Care Caught In Stolen Car In Bridgeport: Police Man Who Stole $1,200 From Trumbull Day Care Caught In Stolen Car In Bridgeport: Police Man Who Stole $1,200 From Trumbull Day Care Caught In Stolen Car In Bridgeport: Police
Man Who Stole $1,200 From Trumbull Day Care Caught In Stolen Car In Bridgeport: Police A man accused of stealing $1,200 from a Connecticut day care was arrested soon after in a stolen car, police said. Latrell Eppes, 32, of Bridgeport, was arrested on Sept. 20 after police investigated an overnight burglary at the Beardsley Parkway business in Trumbull, police announced on Thursday, Oct. 8.  The day care’s owner called police around 7:15 a.m. to report the break-in. About $1,200 in cash was missing, along with a car, police said. Officers tracked the vehicle to the parking lot of North End Variety in Bridgeport. When police arrived, they saw Eppes leave the store and g…
Family Returns From Vacation To Find Lebanon Home Burglarized; Credit Cards Used In 3 Counties Family Returns From Vacation To Find Lebanon Home Burglarized; Credit Cards Used In 3 Counties Family Returns From Vacation To Find Lebanon Home Burglarized; Credit Cards Used In 3 Counties
Family Returns From Vacation To Find Lebanon Home Burglarized; Credit Cards Used In 3 Counties A Pennsylvania family returned home from vacation to discover their house had been burglarized, their belongings stolen, and their credit cards used across three counties, police announced on Thursday, Oct. 8. Three people have since been charged in connection with the burglary at a home on the 1800 block of Woodridge Court in North Lebanon Township, according to the Lebanon County Regional Police Department. The family reported the break-in on Wednesday, Sept. 16, after returning from vacation and discovering their belongings were missing, investigators said. Court documents list the date…
Clifton Synagogue Burglarized By Hammer-Wielding Man: Cops Clifton Synagogue Burglarized By Hammer-Wielding Man: Cops Clifton Synagogue Burglarized By Hammer-Wielding Man: Cops
Clifton Synagogue Burglarized By Hammer-Wielding Man: Cops A 21-year-old man used a hammer to break into a Clifton synagogue before stealing cash and fleeing before dawn, police said. Eliyahu Davidovici, of Bergenfield, was charged following the Thursday, Sept. 24 burglary at Kehillas Beis Sholom Synagogue on Passaic Avenue, Clifton Detective Lt. Robert Anderson said. Officers responded to the synagogue at approximately 4:38 a.m. after a nearby resident reported hearing loud noises from the building and seeing a man running away, Anderson said. Police found signs of forced entry at the rear of the synagogue and searched the building and surroundin…
Fake DoorDash Driver Gets Max Sentence For Violent, Failed Colonie Taco Bell Robbery: DA Fake DoorDash Driver Gets Max Sentence For Violent, Failed Colonie Taco Bell Robbery: DA Fake DoorDash Driver Gets Max Sentence For Violent, Failed Colonie Taco Bell Robbery: DA
Fake DoorDash Driver Gets Max Sentence For Violent, Failed Colonie Taco Bell Robbery: DA A New York man who slashed a Taco Bell employee while trying to rob the fast food joint alongside his girlfriend got a maximum prison sentence Tuesday, Oct. 6, authorities said. Ahmad Morton, 34, of Albany, was sentenced to 15 years in state prison and five years of probation, the Albany County District Attorney’s office said. Morton’s hefty prison term was due in part to his four prior criminal convictions and seven previous years spent in state prison, Judge William Little said at the hearing. “You served seven years and had the chance to do something good, you could have easily stayed o…
Masked Trio Arrested After Caller Watches Hampton Home Break-In On Live Video Feed: Police Masked Trio Arrested After Caller Watches Hampton Home Break-In On Live Video Feed: Police Masked Trio Arrested After Caller Watches Hampton Home Break-In On Live Video Feed: Police
Masked Trio Arrested After Caller Watches Hampton Home Break-In On Live Video Feed: Police A caller watching a live camera feed spotted what appeared to be masked burglars breaking into their Connecticut home, leading to three arrests, authorities said. Troopers responded to the alleged burglary around 3:45 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 5, at a Hartford Turnpike home in Hampton, Connecticut State Police said.  The homeowner told police that no one should be at the home, but when they checked their camera, they saw a masked man near the front door. They then reported seeing two men dressed in black who appeared to be breaking into the house, police said. Troopers arriv…
Homeowner Shoots Intruder In Pre-Dawn Burglary In South Glens Falls: Police Homeowner Shoots Intruder In Pre-Dawn Burglary In South Glens Falls: Police Homeowner Shoots Intruder In Pre-Dawn Burglary In South Glens Falls: Police
Homeowner Shoots Intruder In Pre-Dawn Burglary In South Glens Falls: Police A Capital District homeowner shot and wounded a suspected burglar early Tuesday, Oct. 6, police said. The home intruder entered an occupied residence on Main Street in South Glens Falls around 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, New York State Police said. But the homeowner, who did not know the intruder, shot him inside the home, investigators said. Neither party has been publicly identified in any way. The intruder was rushed to Albany Medical Center with injuries believed to be non-life-threatening, police said. The shooter and others inside the home were not physically harmed, authorities said. No cri…
Man Damages 3 Businesses, Burglarizes 1 In Mamaroneck, Police Say Man Damages 3 Businesses, Burglarizes 1 In Mamaroneck, Police Say Man Damages 3 Businesses, Burglarizes 1 In Mamaroneck, Police Say
Man Damages 3 Businesses, Burglarizes 1 In Mamaroneck, Police Say A man has been arrested after police said he damaged the entrances of three Westchester County businesses and burglarized the last one during a string of attempted break-ins.  David Vogt was arrested on Monday, Oct. 5, following an investigation into incidents at three Mamaroneck businesses on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3 and 4, the Village of Mamaroneck Police Department announced.  The first incident happened Saturday evening at Picone's Sausage and Wholesale Meats at 180 Jefferson Ave. Ext., where officers responded to an alarm. Police said they found damaged glass at the e…
Man Who Sent Teens To Slay Wrongly Targeted Victim In Middletown Is Convicted Man Who Sent Teens To Slay Wrongly Targeted Victim In Middletown Is Convicted Man Who Sent Teens To Slay Wrongly Targeted Victim In Middletown Is Convicted
Man Who Sent Teens To Slay Wrongly Targeted Victim In Middletown Is Convicted An Orange County man faces up to 25 years to life in prison after a jury found him guilty of sending two teenagers to kill a victim he mistakenly believed was behind a burglary at his home, prosecutors said.  Middletown resident Sheldon Paul, 42, was convicted of two counts of second-degree murder following a jury trial in Orange County Court on Friday, Oct. 2, Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler announced.  The killing happened on the morning of March 11, 2019, when two men, then ages 18 and 19, entered the victim's apartment on Knapp Street in Middletown, according to …
Fake FBI Agents Storm Newark Apartment, Steal $7.5K: Police Fake FBI Agents Storm Newark Apartment, Steal $7.5K: Police Fake FBI Agents Storm Newark Apartment, Steal $7.5K: Police
Fake FBI Agents Storm Newark Apartment, Steal $7.5K: Police A New Jersey man has been arrested after police say he and two accomplices posed as FBI agents, forced their way into a woman's apartment and stole $7,500 from her safe. Samuel Prata, 42, was arrested Sunday, Oct. 4, in connection with the Thursday, Aug. 27 home invasion on Mott Street near Raymond Boulevard, Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda Sr. said. Three men knocked on the door of the woman's third-floor apartment around 2:30 p.m. and claimed to be federal agents, demanding that she open the door, Miranda said. When she did, the men rushed inside and pushed her onto a c…
Serial Groper Charged In Fairview Burglary Serial Groper Charged In Fairview Burglary Serial Groper Charged In Fairview Burglary
Serial Groper Charged In Fairview Burglary A Bergen County man previously accused of groping women and later exposing himself outside a restaurant is facing new charges after police say he stole a 24-pack of beer from a Fairview liquor store. Eric Humberto Soria, 29, of Cliffside Park, first entered American Classic Liquors at 157 Anderson Ave. and purchased an item around 9:50 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, Fairview Deputy Police Chief John Pierotti Jr. said. After leaving the store, Soria noticed open cellar doors near the rear of the building and entered the basement storage area, Pierotti said. Soria took a 24-pack of Stella beer a…
South Toms River Molotov Cocktail Attack Accomplice Tracked Down: Authorities South Toms River Molotov Cocktail Attack Accomplice Tracked Down: Authorities South Toms River Molotov Cocktail Attack Accomplice Tracked Down: Authorities
South Toms River Molotov Cocktail Attack Accomplice Tracked Down: Authorities A second New York man has been charged in a Molotov cocktail attack in New Jersey, authorities announced Monday, Sept. 28. Tahkem Boynton, 28, of Fresh Meadows, Queens, was identified by the Ocean County Prosecutor’s office. Boynton and Tashaun Normand, 42, of the Bronx, teamed up for the attack in South Toms River back on March 23, investigators said. Normand was arrested days later in Tennessee and extradited back to New Jersey in July, according to authorities. Normand threw two Molotov cocktails in the incident, targeting a 2010 GMC Terrain parked on Belmont Drive and the home the car …