Man Found Dead Of Apparent Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound At Bus Stop In Westchester Man Found Dead Of Apparent Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound At Bus Stop In Westchester Man Found Dead Of Apparent Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound At Bus Stop In Westchester
Man Found Dead Of Apparent Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound At Bus Stop In Westchester An investigation is underway after a man was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound at a bus stop in Westchester. Greenburgh Police responded to 631 South Central Ave. on Tuesday, March 5 at around 5 a.m. after a receiving a call reporting a male sitting in the bus stop not breathing and suffering from a head wound.  After arriving officers found the 80-year-old deceased from an the wound, the scene was secured and a crime scene established, Greenburgh Police  Sgt. Robert Whiting said. Greenburgh detectives responded along with the Westchester County Medical …
Commercial Burglary On Central Avenue In Hartsdale Under Investigation Commercial Burglary On Central Avenue In Hartsdale Under Investigation Commercial Burglary On Central Avenue In Hartsdale Under Investigation
Commercial Burglary On Central Avenue In Hartsdale Under Investigation Police are asking for help in their investigation of a commercial burglary that occurred in the Hartsdale section of the Town of Greenburgh. The burglary, which took place either late Wednesday or during the early morning hours Thursday at an unidentified business along the Central Avenue corridor, said Town of Greenburgh Police Sgt. Brian Matthews.  Greenburgh detectives responded to the scene and are conducting the investigation.  Anyone with information or knowledge of the crime are encouraged to contact Greenburgh Police 914-989-1700.
Possible Homicide Under Investigation After Body Found Near Busy Westchester Intersection Possible Homicide Under Investigation After Body Found Near Busy Westchester Intersection Possible Homicide Under Investigation After Body Found Near Busy Westchester Intersection
Possible Homicide Under Investigation After Body Found Near Busy Westchester Intersection An investigation is underway into a possible homicide after the body of a man was found behind a building near a busy intersection in Westchester on Friday evening. The building houses a deli at 48 Russell St. at the intersection of Aqueduct Road. The unidentified man was in his 40s, Greenburgh Police said. Detectives from both the White Plains and Greenburgh police departments responded to the scene after the body was discovered at around 6 p.m. Police say the investigation is in its early stages and more information will be released. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voic…
Northern Westchester Couple ID'd In Medical Center Murder-Suicide Northern Westchester Couple ID'd In Medical Center Murder-Suicide Northern Westchester Couple ID'd In Medical Center Murder-Suicide
Northern Westchester Couple ID'd In Medical Center Murder-Suicide The two people who died in a murder-suicide incident at Westchester Medical Center on Wednesday morning have been identified as a married couple from Yorktown. They are Richard DeLucia, 71, and his wife, Ann DeLucia, 70, who was a patient at the hospital, according to Kieran O'Leary, public information officer for the Westchester County Police Department. Richard DeLucia shot his wife in her hospital room and then shot himself, O'Leary said. Each died of a single gunshot wound. County Police detectives found a note early this afternoon at the DeLucia residence. In that note, Richard DeLuci…
Two More Teens Sentenced In Westchester Apartment Building Fatal Shooting Two More Teens Sentenced In Westchester Apartment Building Fatal Shooting Two More Teens Sentenced In Westchester Apartment Building Fatal Shooting
Two More Teens Sentenced In Westchester Apartment Building Fatal Shooting Two more teenagers were sentenced on charges of robbery and hindering the prosecution of a convicted killer in Westchester County Court, bringing to three the number of teens who will serve time for a fatal shooting last summer. Vance Major, 18, and Timothy Whitney, 19, were sentenced on Thursday, June 14 in Westchester County Court related to last year's killing of Joseph Smith III in a Greenburgh apartment building, according to Westchester County District Attorney Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr.   Whitney will serve two to four years in state prison for third-degree robbery, a class D felony, a…
Police: Woman Burglarized Homes While Families Attended Funeral Services Police: Woman Burglarized Homes While Families Attended Funeral Services Police: Woman Burglarized Homes While Families Attended Funeral Services
Police: Woman Burglarized Homes While Families Attended Funeral Services A 26-year-old woman has been arrested after police say she burglarized homes while families in Westchester attended funeral services. Latonia Shelecia Stewart of the Bronx used information from obituaries listing the time of services to break into homes, with the most recent burglary being in Irvington, according to Greenburgh Police. When police located Stewart in her car, they discovered stolen property from the February burglary, and that led to her arrest. Stewart was charged her with one count of conspiracy to commit burglary, a felony, and criminal possession of stolen property. She …