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Owego Police Chief Urges Vigilance Amid Recent Incidents

Saturday, November 23 by Bill Moyer

Owego Police Department would like to remind all citizens to please be vigilant to your property. Recently there have been reported Burglaries, Larcenies, Stolen Bikes, Trespassing and Vehicles Entered in the Village. We would like to remind everyone to lock your property so as... Read More.

Waverly Police Issue Warrant for Felony Burglary Suspect

Friday, November 1 by Bill Moyer

Waverly Police Department holds an active warrant for Richard P. Baker, age 30, for two felony counts of Burglary 2nd degree, one felony count of Burglary in the 3rd degree, and Petit Larceny.Contact the Waverly Police Department if you know anything about this pictured... Read More.

Johnson City Police: Man Faces Felony in Domestic Dispute

Wednesday, October 30 by Bill Moyer

Johnson City police has charged a man with felony criminal contempt and several other counts. 23-year-old Javon Jones was charged with two counts of child endangerment, criminal mischief, unlawful imprisonment and harassment…in addition to the felony crime.Police said they were called to a residence on... Read More.

Owego Police: Fraudulent $100 Bills Being Passed in Village

Monday, October 28 by Bill Moyer

Owego Police Department continues to alert the public and businesses that currently there are fraudulent $100.00 bills being passed. The bills are older style and will pass the "pen" test.Police suggest that you thoroughly examine the $100 bills when you accept them. If anyone... Read More.

Waverly Police Arrest Man on Four Felony Drug Charges

Friday, October 25 by Bill Moyer

FROM WAVERLY POLICE DEPARTMENT: On Wednesday, October 23, Waverly police arrested CARL L. SIMPSON , age 54 , of Waverly, for two counts each of felony criminal drug sale (5th degree) and felony criminal drug possession (5th degree). SIMPSON was wanted on a recently... Read More.

Benefits Up for Families of Police and Fire Killed on Duty

Thursday, October 24 by Bill Moyer

Governor Cuomo has signed legislation increasing special accidental death benefits for spouses and children of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. Specifically, the new law increases cost of living benefits by 3 percent for the deceased's spouse or the deceased's... Read More.

Owego Police Department Seeks ID of Man in Photo

Friday, October 11 by Bill Moyer

Owego Police Department is attempting to identify the person in this picture. Anyone with any information please contact OPD at 607-687-2234.

Owego Police: No Parking Warning on North Avenue

Friday, October 11 by Bill Moyer

Owego Police Department is issuing the following special notice:What: No Parking Where: North Avenue between Main and Fox streets When: Monday, October 14; Tuesday, October 15; and Wednesday, October 16 from 8:00 am until 3:00 pm Why: DOT Road work Consequence: Any vehicle... Read More.

K9 Rex and Ithaca Police Wear Pink Badges in October

Friday, October 4 by Bill Moyer

BINGHAMTON POLICE OFFICERS ARE ALSO WEARING PINK BADGES.During the month of October, K9 Rex and Ithaca Police Officers will be wearing pink badges in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In order to wear these badges, officers are donating money in support of... Read More.

NYC Police Officer Killing Has Binghamton Connection

Monday, September 30 by Bill Moyer

A New York City police officer was shot and killed early Sunday…and that tragic story appears to have a local connection. The alleged shooter has been identified as 27-year-old Antonio Williams of Binghamton. He was fatally shot by police after a struggle with officers... Read More.

Endicott Police Bomb Squad Gets $100K State Grant

Tuesday, September 24 by Bill Moyer

New funding has been awarded in New York State to improve the capabilities of bomb squads to locate and prevent emergencies caused by improvised explosive devices. The Village of Endicott is one of a dozen communities to be selected in the grant program. $100,000... Read More.

Ithaca Police continue Probe into Four Lime Bikes Fires

Thursday, September 19 by Bill Moyer

Ithaca police responded to reports of Lime Bakes on fire at three different locations in 45 minutes early Monday. Lime Bikes are rental bikes available at various location throughout the city.Ithaca police report: On September 18 at approximately 2:24 A.M., police and the Ithaca... Read More.