Repeat performance Car thief caught in NJ
A New York City man, Edward A. Chapman, 22, was arrested by Fallsburg police for auto theft after a traffic incident in South Fallsburg. He waived extradition to face charges, was held on $3,000 bail, and goes before the grand jury. Earlier, in May, he stole a car from Cedar Hill Hotel and, after pleading guilty to unauthorized use, received three years probation and restitution plans.
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Fallsburg
Seymour Farber
Ptl
Philip Mankes
Roxbury
N.J
Edward A. Chapman
Chapman
New Jersey
Murry P. Gaiman
Sullivan County
Cedar Hill
South Falls
Burg
Monticello
Emanuel Gellman
Gaiman
Flagler
Falisburg
Rosemar
Morris Oberman
New York
Hearing set in shooting case in Newburgh
In Newburgh City Court a hearing for June 11 was set in the case of Robert E. Williams 20 charged with first degree reckless endangerment after a Monday night shooting injuring 18 year old George Cain of 33 Chamber Street. Cain was treated at St Luke's Hospital for a right thigh wound from a 16 gauge shotgun fired inside a first floor apartment at 71 Lander Street. Williams lives at Calvin Wygant Farm Marlboro and was arraigned before City Court Judge Charles J Roskoski.
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Newburgh
Robert E. Williams
Chamber Street
George Cain
St. Luke’s Hospital
Williams
Lander St
Charles J. Roskoski Williams
Calvin Wygant Farm
Marlboro
James Tamsen
Seymour Greenblatt
Monticello Inks Bids For New Fire Pumper
The Monticello Village Board opened sealed bids for a new fire pumper and sent bids and specs to the fire department for review. Six bids ranged from $29,600 to $34,994 depending on optional equipment. The Monticello Fire Department, largest in the county, plans to add the new unit to supplement seven existing trucks.
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