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Yorktown Police Seeking Video To Aid Vandalism Investigation

Videos can be delivered in a number of ways, police said.

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Yorktown Stage was the scene of one of the acts of vandalism that occurred Jan. 4.
Yorktown Stage was the scene of one of the acts of vandalism that occurred Jan. 4. (Town of Yorktown Facebook page)

YORKTOWN, NY — Police in Yorktown are asking the public for help with the ongoing investigation into the vandalism at local houses of worship and town-owned buildings. The damage happened between 11 p.m. Friday, Jan. 3 and 1 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 4.

The areas involved were the Mohegan Lake/Shrub Oak area of Yorktown, the Old Yorktown Road (Route 132) corridor and the Yorktown Heights/Route 202/Commerce Street area of Yorktown.

Police said if you, or someone you know, have personal video (dash cam, camera or cell phone video) during the listed times and locations it can be dropped off at the Yorktown Police Station (thumb drive or DVD) or brought to the Yorktown PD to be downloaded.

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Alternatively, a police officer can come to you to download it or you can email it to info@yorktownpd.org.

Police also said, if the public has any information that may assist the investigation, they should call 914-962-4141.

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