The lone woman at home escaped to a neighbor's house, but police in Ramapo are calling the incident "both dangerous and concerning."
The robbers stole gold chains from the victim during the January incident, according to police.
"The defendant brutally and senselessly murdered two women," DA Walsh said, vowing to seek the maximum sentence of life without parole.
Three teenagers are facing charges, according to police.
The USPS employee was initially charged with misdemeanor endangering the welfare of a child, and misdemeanor attempted assault.
Police say the postal worker was released on his own recognizance, and is scheduled to appear in the Town of Ramapo Justice Court.
The driver was assaulted and injured after confronting the customer, according to police.
A 41-year-old Queens woman solicited an undercover investigator to engage in sexual acts in exchange for payment, Stony Point police said.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a separate civil action against the Stony Point man.
He was charged with criminal possession of the fentanyl, and is suspected of receiving packages of deadly amounts of fentanyl by mail.
The disgraced 51-year-old doctor was previously convicted of second-degree conspiracy in January 2017.
The assailants demanded money, then attacked the victim when he refused to hand any over, according to police.
Two of the other victims, a 31-year-old man and a 5-year-old boy, were seriously injured while walking along a Spring Valley sidewalk.
The victim required multiple stitches, according to police.
He had been released from  prison in 2022, after serving a total of 19 years for three separate violent felony convictions.
The man has been committed to the care of the New York State Office Of Mental Health.
He "twisted his body, flailed his legs, and threw himself on the ground," refusing to let himself be put into the police car, cops said.
3 Haverstraw residents, 3 Garnerville residents, and 1 Nanuet resident were taken into custody, according to authorities.
The investigation began with a CyberTipline report from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The suspect was charged with five felony counts of burglary, and several counts of petit larceny, according to Spring Valley police.
The defendant used a revolver and then an AR-15, according to prosecutors.
In a collaborative search with the FBI, Spring Valley police located the children safe at a Spring Valley address.
One of the suspects is a Spring Valley resident, while the other is a Mahwah, New Jersey resident, according to police.
"This tragedy underscores the importance of code compliance and community responsibility," Rockland County Executive Ed Day said.
Using specialized skimming detection equipment, officers inspected over 130 credit card machines throughout Haverstraw.
Thomas was again ruled legally incompetent to stand trial in connection to the horrific 2019 attack at a celebration in Monsey.
The DA's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force​ received a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
A car had been driving around town with three inside, asking those they encountered if they were in a gang, Haverstraw cops said.
At the time of the domestic violence call, the Paladin DFR drone was already airborne, and was quickly redirected to assist.
He used Uber to pick her up at her home at midnight, bring her to his home, and drop her off the next morning at her elementary school.
A 73-year-old pedestrian was struck in August and later died from her injuries.
The owner, who had been away, returned home on Christmas Day to find that he had been robbed, according to Spring Valley police.
Two other suspects in the violent robbery remain at large, according to the Spring Valley Police Department.
The late night traffic stop, and arrest took place on the night of Dec. 23, according to the Haverstraw Police Department.
The animal had a large bag stuck on its head, according to police.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
The Ramapo resident is facing rape and other charges, according to police.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police.
The judge promised Glaudin 20 years to life in state prison on the second-degree murder charge, while prosecutors recommended 25 to life.