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Yorktown Police Ask For Public's Help In Knifepoint Robbery Investigation

The Yorktown Police Department said the alleged robbery that occurred on Jan. 15 at Kmart remains an ongoing investigation.

Lt. Robert Noble said Tuesday that police don't have any new information about the suspectand are appealing to the public to help solve the crime. Anyone with information is asked to call Yorktown Police at 914-962-4141. 

Police describe the suspect  as being in his early 20s and a light-skinned black male. He is approximately 5-foot-8 and average weight with light pock marks on both cheeks, police said.

He was wearing a light gray parka-type jacket with tan fur around the hood and a black, beanie-type hat.

The victim, a woman, was sitting in her car when an unknown male opened her front passenger side door and sat inside the car, holding her at knifepoint and demanding money, police said.

The woman hesitated and the man cut her with a knife and ran off with money and a her cellphone, police said.

Police said the man made off with about $240.

The woman was treated at Hudson Valley Hospital Center and released, police said. 

 A New York State Police trooper from the Somers barracks and her canine partner have graduated from the 2014 Canine Handler Basic School.

Meredith Govoni of the Troop K division and her canine, Lexie, were honored during a ceremony held at the New York State Police Academy in Albany on Nov. 20. 

The canines and their handlers underwent 20 weeks of training at the New York State Police Canine Training Facility in Cooperstown, N.Y.

During the sessions, canines were taught skills such as tracking fugitives and detecting explosives and narcotics. Officers also were taught basic veterinary care.

The 14 graduates include members from the New York State Police, the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office and the Saugerties Police Department.

The New York State Police Canine Unit currently includes 81 teams, including the new graduates. During the first 10 months of 2014, members of the Division Canine Unit responded to 3,150 service calls. The new class of handlers and their canines will go on patrol starting the week of Nov. 24.



The canines that make up the Division Canine Unit are donated by breeders, private individuals, and humane societies.  All canines are put through testing and evaluation prior to assignment in the Canine Basic Handler’s School. 

State Police canines are named after members killed in the line of duty.

Westchester State Trooper Govoni, Canine Partner Graduate From Training

                                                          

                        

                                                                        

                                                                                 Four Seasons Limousine owner Colin Holliday






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