Red Hook HS To Stay Closed After Arson Through Rest Of Academic Year (UPDATE) Red Hook HS To Stay Closed After Arson Through Rest Of Academic Year (UPDATE) Red Hook HS To Stay Closed After Arson Through Rest Of Academic Year (UPDATE)
Red Hook HS To Stay Closed After Arson Through Rest Of Academic Year (Update) A Dutchess County high school will remain closed through the end of the academic year after air quality testing found smoke and soot damage inside the building following a fire that led to a student's arrest on arson charges.  The Red Hook Central School District announced on Saturday, June 6, that Red Hook High School will not reopen before the scheduled end of classes on Tuesday, June 16.   The decision follows the Friday, May 29, fire inside a boys' bathroom at the school, as previously reported by Daily Voice.  District officials said the latest air quality results,…
Suicidal Drunk Driver Runs Into Flames After Crashing Car At Englewood Condo Complex: Cops Suicidal Drunk Driver Runs Into Flames After Crashing Car At Englewood Condo Complex: Cops Suicidal Drunk Driver Runs Into Flames After Crashing Car At Englewood Condo Complex: Cops
Suicidal Drunk Driver Runs Into Flames After Crashing Car At Englewood Condo Complex: Cops A highly intoxicated and suicidal driver crashed their car and then tried running into the flames that erupted at the scene on Thursday, March 19 in Englewood, police said. It happened at Cross at Creek Pointe Condominium complex Thursday, March 19. Officers quickly alerted all the residents in the immediate area to evacuate from their homes due to the close proximity of the fire. In some cases, officers needed to force entry to alert residents and escort them to a safe distance from the fire, police said. EMTs and officers subdued the driver who was hospitalized and charged according…
Body Found After Fire Engulfs Freeport Trailer, Cause Under Investigation Body Found After Fire Engulfs Freeport Trailer, Cause Under Investigation Body Found After Fire Engulfs Freeport Trailer, Cause Under Investigation
Body Found After Fire Engulfs Freeport Trailer, Cause Under Investigation A body was found in a burned out trailer on Long Island on Tuesday night, March 17, after firefighters doused the flames. First responders were alerted to the blaze in Freeport after cops on patrol spotted it near 30 Commercial Street around 11:45 p.m., the Nassau County Police Department said. The trailer was engulfed in flames, but crews quickly extinguished the blaze. But once the fire was out, the emergency responders located a body inside the trailer. The person was declared dead at the scene and identified only as a male, police said. Nassau County authorities are investigating the p…
Third Arrest Made In Gasoline-Fueled Thompson House Fire Tied To Alleged Drug Dispute Third Arrest Made In Gasoline-Fueled Thompson House Fire Tied To Alleged Drug Dispute Third Arrest Made In Gasoline-Fueled Thompson House Fire Tied To Alleged Drug Dispute
Third Arrest Made In Gasoline-Fueled Thompson House Fire Tied To Alleged Drug Dispute A third suspect has been arrested in connection with a house fire that investigators say was intentionally set in Thompson. Cassandra Lee Heredia, 32, of Windham, was charged with aiding attempted murder and conspiracy to commit arson, according to Connecticut State Police.  The fire happened on May 13, 2024, in the North Grosvenordale section of town. Investigators said the blaze was no accident. They found it had been started in three separate locations using gasoline. A gas can was found about a third of a mile from the scene. Troopers also recovered an iPhone. DNA from the device …
Molotov Cocktails Discovered Inside Car During Suffolk Traffic Stop Land 3 In Handcuffs: Cops Molotov Cocktails Discovered Inside Car During Suffolk Traffic Stop Land 3 In Handcuffs: Cops Molotov Cocktails Discovered Inside Car During Suffolk Traffic Stop Land 3 In Handcuffs: Cops
Molotov Cocktails Discovered Inside Car During Suffolk Traffic Stop Land 3 In Handcuffs: Cops Three men were arrested after cops discovered Molotov cocktails inside a car during a traffic stop on Long Island, police said. The arrests happened around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 10, when Third Precinct officers in Central Islip spotted a Honda Accord being driven erratically on Lexington Avenue near Calebs Path, according to Suffolk County Police. Officers pulled the vehicle over and saw two glass bottles filled with gasoline with gasoline-soaked rags sticking out of the tops inside the passenger compartment, police said. Emergency Service officers were called to the scene to safely dis…
Corrections Officer Indicted For Deadly Fanwood Fire: Prosecutor Corrections Officer Indicted For Deadly Fanwood Fire: Prosecutor Corrections Officer Indicted For Deadly Fanwood Fire: Prosecutor
Corrections Officer Indicted For Deadly Fanwood Fire: Prosecutor A 70-year-old Fanwood man and former corrections officer was indicted by a grand jury on murder charges following a deadly fire in July 2025, authorities announced Tuesday, Jan. 10. At 1:37 a.m., Fanwood police responded to Kempshall Terrace for a report of a fire, Union County Prosecutor William Daniel and Fanwood Police Chief Daniel Kranz said. Officers met with William Ahle, who reported the fire and told them that someone was trapped inside, authorities said. Firefighters found 82-year-old Virginia Cramwell, who was later pronounced, authorities said. An investigation determi…
Arsonist Who Stabbed Parents, Set Paterson Basement Fire Had Prior Charges, Records Show Arsonist Who Stabbed Parents, Set Paterson Basement Fire Had Prior Charges, Records Show Arsonist Who Stabbed Parents, Set Paterson Basement Fire Had Prior Charges, Records Show
Arsonist Who Stabbed Parents, Set Paterson Basement Fire Had Prior Charges, Records Show A 25-year-old man is accused of setting a fire in a Paterson home and stabbing both of his parents before surrendering to police, sources with direct knowledge of the incident said. Firefighters were called to 192 Berkshire Ave. in Paterson at approximately 12 a.m. on Monday, March 2, for a fire in a 1.5-story wood-frame home, according to the Paterson Fire Department. The fire was located in the basement, and preliminary information indicates the fire may have been intentionally set by an emotionally disturbed individual barricaded inside the residence, according to the release. Sourc…
Harrison Jones Sentenced After Driving 700+ Miles To Torch Bensalem Home, Kill Dogs: DA Harrison Jones Sentenced After Driving 700+ Miles To Torch Bensalem Home, Kill Dogs: DA Harrison Jones Sentenced After Driving 700+ Miles To Torch Bensalem Home, Kill Dogs: DA
Harrison Jones Sentenced After Driving 700+ Miles To Torch Bensalem Home, Kill Dogs: DA A Michigan man who drove more than 700 miles to torch a Pennsylvania home while six people were inside—killing two dogs and nearly taking multiple lives—has been sentenced, prosecutors announced on Thursday, Feb. 5, 2026. Harrison Jones, of Rockford, Michigan, was convicted of six counts of attempted homicide, arson, risking catastrophe, and related offenses for the early morning fire on Monday, Feb. 10, 2025. Flames consumed the two-story home on the 5200 block of Merganser Way in Bensalem just before 5:30 a.m., resulting in a total loss. Six adult residents were injured while escaping the…
Three Injured Battling Snowy Newark 2-Alarm Blaze: Police Three Injured Battling Snowy Newark 2-Alarm Blaze: Police Three Injured Battling Snowy Newark 2-Alarm Blaze: Police
Three Injured Battling Snowy Newark 2-Alarm Blaze: Police Three people were injured after a firefighter broke out on a snowy night in Newark, early Monday morning, Jan. 26, authorities said. At 1:43 a.m., firefighters responded to 81 Wakeman Ave. on a call of fire, Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda said. A 2nd alarm was transmitted at  2:09 a.m., Miranda said. The fire was declared under control at 3:09 a.m., Miranda said. One firefighter suffered a burn to his inner thigh, and two residents were evaluated on scene by EMS and transported to a nearby hospital for further treatment, Miranda said. Four families, including eight adul…
Christmas Eve Argument Explodes Into Fire With Mother Trapped Inside Maryland Home Christmas Eve Argument Explodes Into Fire With Mother Trapped Inside Maryland Home Christmas Eve Argument Explodes Into Fire With Mother Trapped Inside Maryland Home
Christmas Eve Argument Explodes Into Fire With Mother Trapped Inside Maryland Home While most Maryland homes were setting out cookies on Christmas Eve, one was filling with smoke during a family fight, investigators say. Already wanted in Pennsylvania, 32-year-old Matthew Haigis is now facing serious charges in Maryland after a holiday argument with his mother rapidly escalated and ended with him attempting to set her home ablaze, according to the State Fire Marshal. Shortly before 5 p.m. on Dec. 24, 2025, members of the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office were called to a home in the 4800 block of Skinners Run Road, where there were reports of a domestic incident involvin…
Man In Yellow Tracksuit Arrested For Throwing Lit Cigarette Into Lyndhurst Mailbox: Cops Man In Yellow Tracksuit Arrested For Throwing Lit Cigarette Into Lyndhurst Mailbox: Cops Man In Yellow Tracksuit Arrested For Throwing Lit Cigarette Into Lyndhurst Mailbox: Cops
Man In Yellow Tracksuit Arrested For Throwing Lit Cigarette Into Lyndhurst Mailbox: Cops A suspect accused of throwing a lit cigarette into a mailbox outside the Lyndhurst Post Office, damaging mail and starting a fire, has been apprehended following a multi-agency investigation, authorities said. Lyndhurst police were dispatched at 11:22 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025, to 436 Valley Brook Ave., the Lyndhurst branch of the United States Post Office, on a report of a man who threw a lit cigarette into a mailbox, Police Capt. Paul Haggerty said. The caller and an eyewitness described the suspect as a man wearing a yellow tracksuit who was seen walking west on Valley Brook Avenue, a…
Newark Fire Displaces 50+: Authorities Newark Fire Displaces 50+: Authorities Newark Fire Displaces 50+: Authorities
Newark Fire Displaces 50+: Authorities A Sunday morning fire in Newark has displaced more than 50 people, authorities said. At 6:18 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 30, firefighters responded to 286 14th Ave. for a fire that extended to two additional buildings at 288 14th Ave. and 290 14th Ave., Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda said. The heavy blaze necessitated tolling 3 alarms, and 110 firefighters responded, Miranda said. The fire was declared under control at 7:32 a.m., Miranda said. No injuries were reported but 50 people and 14 families are being relocated, Miranda said. To view footage of the fire, click here. Th…