Cramer Road runs between Overlook Road and Rt. 55 in the town of LaGrange.
Due to the fact that the investigation is continuing at the moment, no further information can be shared at this time. More details may be released as they become available, but local residents are being urged to stay alert.
In a release from the Dutchess County Sheriff s Office, they are reminding residents to lock their doors, make sure that all outside lights are working properly, not to leave ladders outside, and to make sure any security cameras on their property are working correctly.
As always if you observe a possible perpetrator or suspicious person DO NOT CONFRONT THEM YOURSELF; be observant to get the best possible description of the person and immediately contact 911 to have law enforcement handle the matter.
Dutchess County low- and moderate-income residents who are having difficulty paying rent or utility bills due to COVID are being encouraged to seek assistance through New York State Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP).
Inmate Attempted Suicide at Orange County Jail in Goshen
The Orange County Sheriff s Office reported that a 26 year old male inmate attempted to take his own life Tuesday afternoon at the Orange County Jail facility, and is now in the hospital receiving treatment.
It was reported by the jail in a press release on Thursday that the inmate attempted suicide by hanging just before 3pm on Tuesday, June 1st, in one of the medical units at the correctional facility where he was being housed.
Medical intervention procedures, including CPR, were performed by Orange County Corrections Officers as well as facility medical staff, when the man was found in the unit. Once stable, and additional medical assistance arrived on scene, the inmate then was transported to Garnett Health Medical Center in the Town of Wallkill by Goshen Volunteer Ambulance along with Mobile Life Support Services. He is is currently under care in the hospital.
Lower Hudson Valley Man Ran Multimillion-Dollar Ponzi Scheme
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Ruless Pierre, 51, of Nanuet was convicted in Manhattan federal court of securities fraud, wire fraud, and structuring charges.
“Ruless Pierre was brought to justice for callously lying to investors, U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss said. Pierre told investors their investment returns were excellent, when in fact he failed to invest investor funds as promised, generated losses when he did invest, and diverted much of investor funds to his personal use and to repay investors in a Ponzi-like fashion. We will continue aggressively to pursue frauds like this one in order to protect investors.”