Plane Crashes At Flying W Airport: Police Plane Crashes At Flying W Airport: Police Plane Crashes At Flying W Airport: Police
Plane Crashes At Flying W Airport: Police A Piper PA-28 plane crashed near Flying W Airport in Medford, Friday, Oct. 23, the Federal Aviation Administration said.  At 9:24 a.m., officers responded after the plane crashed in a field near 107 Fostertown Rd., adjacent to the airport, Lumberton police said. The plane had taken off from the airport and was only occupied by the pilot, police said. The pilot was transported to the hospital to be treated for his injuries, police said. This matter is currently being investigated by the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board, police said.
Hatchet-Wielding Man Tased After Confronting Officers Inside Yonkers Home, Cops Say Hatchet-Wielding Man Tased After Confronting Officers Inside Yonkers Home, Cops Say Hatchet-Wielding Man Tased After Confronting Officers Inside Yonkers Home, Cops Say
Hatchet-Wielding Man Tased After Confronting Officers Inside Yonkers Home, Cops Say A confrontation inside a Westchester County home ended when police used a Taser-like device to subdue a man who they said threatened officers with a large hatchet.  The incident happened on Tuesday, Oct. 13, when Yonkers Police officers responded to a residence after receiving a call from concerned family members, the department said on social media on Friday, Oct. 23.  The relatives had requested assistance because a family member was behaving erratically and holding what they described as a "cutting tool," police said. When officers entered the home, they said they found a …
Man Slashed In Head, Back By Group Of Attackers In Poughkeepsie Man Slashed In Head, Back By Group Of Attackers In Poughkeepsie Man Slashed In Head, Back By Group Of Attackers In Poughkeepsie
Man Slashed In Head, Back By Group Of Attackers In Poughkeepsie A man was hospitalized after being slashed multiple times in the head and back by a group of suspects who fled before police arrived in Dutchess County, authorities said.   The violent assault happened at around 11:23 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 19, in the 400 block of Main Street in the City of Poughkeepsie, the city's police department announced on Thursday night, Oct. 22. Officers responded there after a caller contacted 911 to report a man bleeding from his head. Police later found the victim suffering from numerous slash wounds to his head and back, authorities said. …
NJ Woman, 22, Killed In Fiery Gibbstown Route 295 Crash, Passenger Airlifted NJ Woman, 22, Killed In Fiery Gibbstown Route 295 Crash, Passenger Airlifted NJ Woman, 22, Killed In Fiery Gibbstown Route 295 Crash, Passenger Airlifted
NJ Woman, 22, Killed In Fiery Gibbstown Route 295 Crash, Passenger Airlifted A 22-year-old New Jersey woman was killed and her passenger seriously injured when their car veered off Route 295, struck a tree, and burst into flames in Gloucester County Wednesday evening, Oct. 21, authorities said. Aigner Johnson, of Oaklyn, was driving a Ford sedan southbound near milepost 17.4 in East Greenwich Township around 5:20 p.m. when she lost control of the vehicle, according to New Jersey State Police Sgt. Jeffrey Lebron. The car veered off the right side of the highway and struck a tree, becoming fully engulfed in flames, Lebron said. Johnson died as a result of the crash.&…
Charles County Loses Longtime Fire Service Leader, Local Business Owner Bernard Winkler Jr. Charles County Loses Longtime Fire Service Leader, Local Business Owner Bernard Winkler Jr. Charles County Loses Longtime Fire Service Leader, Local Business Owner Bernard Winkler Jr.
Charles County Loses Longtime Fire Service Leader, Local Business Owner Bernard Winkler Jr. A longtime Maryland volunteer firefighter and former department president who spent more than six decades serving his community is being remembered for his leadership, generosity, and dedication to fellow first responders. Bernard R. Winkler Jr., a former president of the La Plata Volunteer Fire Department in Charles County, died on Monday, Oct. 19, the department announced. Known as "BR," Winkler joined the department in 1959 and remained a fixture in the local fire service for more than six decades. During his tenure, he held numerous leadership positions, including president, vice presi…
Flames Force Evacuation At Rockville Auto Body Shop As Firefighters Rush To Scene (PHOTOS) Flames Force Evacuation At Rockville Auto Body Shop As Firefighters Rush To Scene (PHOTOS) Flames Force Evacuation At Rockville Auto Body Shop As Firefighters Rush To Scene (PHOTOS)
Flames Force Evacuation At Rockville Auto Body Shop As Firefighters Rush To Scene (Photos) Flames erupted inside a Maryland auto body shop, forcing an evacuation as firefighters raced to extinguish the blaze. The fire broke out at Rockville Central Autobody in the 7300 block of Westmore Road in Rockville on Wednesday, Oct. 21, drawing approximately 45 firefighters to the commercial building in the Westmore Industrial area. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue spokesperson Pete Piringer said crews were called to the business following reports of a fire inside the building, prompting a response that included multiple fire engines and ladder trucks. The fire in Montgomery Count…
Teen Tosses Burning Marine Flare Under Table At Hagerstown Five Guys, Sending Families Fleeing Teen Tosses Burning Marine Flare Under Table At Hagerstown Five Guys, Sending Families Fleeing Teen Tosses Burning Marine Flare Under Table At Hagerstown Five Guys, Sending Families Fleeing
Teen Tosses Burning Marine Flare Under Table At Hagerstown Five Guys, Sending Families Fleeing Families enjoying dinner at a Maryland Five Guys were sent scrambling when a teen allegedly threw a burning marine flare into the restaurant, sending it beneath a table where children and adults were eating, officials say. The frightening incident unfolded at approximately 7:50 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Five Guys restaurant at 18007 Garland Groh Boulevard in Hagerstown, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office. Investigators say the teen threw the lit flare into the occupied restaurant, where it landed beneath a table as customers were eating their evening meals. The u…
Mugshot Shows Route 17 Driver Charged In Deadly Hit-Run Outside Garden State Plaza Mugshot Shows Route 17 Driver Charged In Deadly Hit-Run Outside Garden State Plaza Mugshot Shows Route 17 Driver Charged In Deadly Hit-Run Outside Garden State Plaza
Mugshot Shows Route 17 Driver Charged In Deadly Hit-Run Outside Garden State Plaza UPDATE: The 31-year-old woman run over and killed by a U-Haul trailer on Route 17 has been identified. Click here for more details. A 31-year-old woman struck by a fleeing vehicle on Route 17 Monday evening, Oct. 19 has died, police confirmed. Estuardo "Stuart" Rodriguez, 31, of Tarrytown, NY, was lodged in the Bergen County Jail on nearly a dozen offenses tied to the crash, according to jail and court records. Rodriguez was born in the United States and is listed as a U.S. citizen on the jail website. Rodriguez was heading south in the electric vehicle, which was towing a U-Haul trailer, …
One Killed, Another Hospitalized After Early Morning Fire At Mount Tremper Apartments: Police One Killed, Another Hospitalized After Early Morning Fire At Mount Tremper Apartments: Police One Killed, Another Hospitalized After Early Morning Fire At Mount Tremper Apartments: Police
One Killed, Another Hospitalized After Early Morning Fire At Mount Tremper Apartments: Police A Hudson Valley resident was killed in an apartment fire that also hospitalized another person, police said. The fire erupted at White Birch Apartments in Mount Tremper around 5:20 a.m. Friday, Oct. 16, New York State Police said. Multiple Ulster County fire crews responded to the scene, where firefighters found one person dead inside the residence, state police said. Another person was rushed to Health Alliance Hospital in Kingston for treatment of smoke inhalation, troopers said. Police have not yet been able to confirm the victim's identity. The cause of the fire remains under investig…
Lanes Reopen After Fatal Crash On I-287 In White Plains Lanes Reopen After Fatal Crash On I-287 In White Plains Lanes Reopen After Fatal Crash On I-287 In White Plains
Lanes Reopen After Fatal Crash On I-287 In White Plains UPDATE: A crash on Interstate 287 in Westchester County that blocked lanes of traffic for hours has been confirmed as a fatal incident.  New, updated report - Friends ID Man Killed In I-287 Crash In Westchester As Father Of 2 The crash was reported on Monday, Oct. 19, at 2:27 p.m., on the westbound Cross Westchester Expressway at Exit 6 for Broadway (Route 22) in White Plains, according to 511NY traffic reports and New York State Police.  Police confirmed one person was killed in the crash. Their name has not yet been released. Several fire trucks, emergency vehicles, and a…
Child Hit By Taxi In New Square: Report Child Hit By Taxi In New Square: Report Child Hit By Taxi In New Square: Report
Child Hit By Taxi In New Square: Report A child was struck by a taxi while crossing a street in Rockland County, according to reports.   The incident happened on Washington Avenue in New Square on Monday morning, Oct. 19, The Monsey Scoop reported. The child was reportedly crossing Washington Avenue in a marked crosswalk when the taxi struck them. Emergency responders from New Square Hatzoloh and Ershte Hilf, along with officers from the Ramapo Police Department, responded to the scene, the outlet reported. Minor injuries were reported, according to The Monsey Scoop.  More details about the crash were not im…
Air Force Service Member Dies Following Fast-Rope Fall Before College Football Game Air Force Service Member Dies Following Fast-Rope Fall Before College Football Game Air Force Service Member Dies Following Fast-Rope Fall Before College Football Game
Air Force Service Member Dies Following Fast-Rope Fall Before College Football Game A pregame military demonstration turned tragic at a Texas college football stadium, where an Air Force service member died after a catastrophic fall. Click here for a new, updated story: Airman Identified After Fatal Pregame Fall At College Football Stadium The airman fell roughly 170 feet from the Alamodome rafters in San Antonio on Saturday, Oct. 17, during a rappelling demonstration before UTSA’s game against Navy. The service member was one of several taking part in the fast-rope display. Video from the stadium appeared to show the airman lose control while descending, then…