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Peekskill HS Grad Killed By Man He Shot In 2011, Police Say
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- A White Plains man has been charged with killing the man who shot him five years ago, according to a report by lohud.com.
Aaron George, 21, is facing second-degree murder charges in the fatal shooting of Dominick Hospie last Sunday in White Plains, lohud.com reported.
Hospie, a 23-year-old Dobbs Ferry and 2010 graduate of Peekskill High School, was convicted of second-degree assault and had served several years in prison for shooting George during a confrontation in the city’s Delfino Park, the lohud.com story said.
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Chestnut Ridge Man Charged With Criminal Mischief, Ramapo Police Say
RAMAPO, N.Y. -- Ramapo police have charged a Chestnut Ridge man with criminal mischief and harassment after, they said, he kicked in a door at his home.
The unnamed man was angry that another family member had taken the batteries out of his video camera, police said.
He was arraigned in Chestnut Ridge Court and must appear in court at a later date, police said.
Police said they also handled a total of 138 calls on Wednesday, April 20, including: eight medical emergencies, nine fires, 20 alarm activations, and five other arrests for petit larceny, possession of stolen property, and criminal…
Stamford Attorney Facing Theft Charges Gives Up Law License
STAMFORD, CONN. – A Stamford attorney accused of stealing thousands of dollars from clients has given up his license to practice law, according to a report by The Stamford Advocate.
Morris Glucksman is facing charges of larceny and forgery in connection with the theft of nearly $60,000 from the victims, police said. He was arrested at his Bedford Street offices in February, according to media reports.
He was acting as the executor of the estates of Marjorie Amodio, and her son, Robert, according to The Stamford Advocate report.
Glucksman, 68, appeared in court Tuesday, where a judge accept…
