The man was on the tracks when he was hit by the train.
aim is to end long-lasting, out-sized negative consequences particularly for young people and the minority community, he said.
A jury reached a verdict in the man's case.
Trinity was trained in explosives detection and was frequently on duty at Westchester County Airport.
Authorities said he began a new job as a police officer hours after the hit-and-run.
The assaults occurred a month apart at the Westchester County Jail.
The child was standing next to his parents while they were doling out Halloween candy.
That makes the fourth arrest in the past week in Westchester County.
The accident occurred on I-287 in the City of White Plains.
The three men worked as seasonal laborers, authorities said.
Authorities said he also overcharged passengers by changing their destinations.
State police from Troop K removed 27 impaired drivers from local roads during the weekend of Oct. 5.
Among the charges for the 10 medical professionals were conspiracy, distribution of controlled substances and health-care fraud.
In one case, he said the money was to start a charity. In the other case, he said he could help an elderly woman with veterans benefits.
No other vehicles were involved, police said.
The man's name is being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
The inmate was allegedly disorderly in a clinic.
Authorities said he followed the same pattern by seeking investments for new real estate projects.
White Plains, Harrison, Dutchess, Rockland and Westchester are getting funds to protect infrastructure or support HazMat teams.
The ride was 46 miles — one mile for each colleague who died while employed by the county.
Richard DeLucia wanted to end his wife's suffering.
Police said they found a note in their residence that the husband wrote.
She was on the Harlem Line tracks between Hawthorne and Valhalla.
The person who died has not yet been identified.
State Police in Troop K removed 27 impaired drivers from public roads over the weekend of July 20-21.
All Westchester County residents have the right to live without being victimized by anyone, DA said.
The DA's office said he not only left the scene without reporting it, but he had his truck repaired to get rid any damage.
Police said the man refused to take a breath test.
The building was evacuated and streets were blocked off while while a search was undertaken.
An ADA said the man remained remorseless through the sentencing.
The correction officer has not returned to work.
Seventeen officers were honored for acts of bravery, skill and lifesaving.
Police said one had a romantic relationship with an inmate and the two others were accused of having sex with inmates.
Officials said it was a seemingly unprovoked attack.
Police got a call Thursday night and arrested the high school history teacher.
“Gun violence is one of the biggest public health crises we face," said New York's Attorney General.
Two other former NYPD cops, including one who was also a NYFD firefighters, also face charges from separate schemes.
Authorities said the latest arrest is for actions taken before he started serving his prison sentence and as soon as he got out.
People can drop off as many weapons as they wish.
The legislation could save lives by stopping potential offenders who are in crisis.