A New York City man was accused of stealing a car after leading police on a pursuit in southern Westchester County. Antonio Trusty, 36, of New York, NY, was arrested and charged with third-degree criminal possession of stolen property, a felony. The Westchester County Real Time Crime Center alerted local […]
Author: Jim Scova
Rye PD’s public info officer completes training to Enhance Comms
To enhance communication and foster better relationships between the police department, the public, and the media, the Rye Police Department is pleased to announce that Detective Christopher Salguero has completed both the FBI-LEEDA Media & Public Relations Course (MPR) and the Master Public Information Officer (PIO) certification. Salguero successfully completed […]
Jenkins sworn in as county executive
Westchester County witnessed a historic moment today as Kenneth W. Jenkins was officially sworn in as County Executive, making history as the first Black County Executive in Westchester. The ceremony, held at Westchester Community College, was attended by dignitaries, elected officials and community leaders, all gathered to celebrate Jenkins’ commitment […]
New Rochelle launches workforce development programming
New Rochelle Forward (NR Forward), the city of New Rochelle’s staple local and minority-focused vocational training program led in partnership with Soulful Synergy, launched its 2025 workforce development programming at an open house and networking event this week. Designed to build the capacity of individuals to effectively compete for the […]
MTA police arrest Metro-North employee for theft of funds
On Tuesday, March 25, Tom Shabani, a Metro-North Railroad cashier and 24-year employee based out of White Plains, with responsibility for handling money received from ticket vending machines, was arrested and charged with grand larceny in the second degree. Following an internal audit, an investigation by the MTA Police Department […]