"Warrant Wednesday" shines social media spotlight on wanted suspects in town of Newburgh
Authorities are putting up dozens of wanted posters on their Facebook page in a campaign they call "Warrant Wednesday."
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Sep 8, 2022, 11:40 AM
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police are taking to social
media to find crime suspects.
Authorities are
putting up dozens of wanted posters on their Facebook page in a campaign they
call "Warrant Wednesday."
Anyone with
information on any of the suspects
is asked to call them at
(845) 564-1100. They say do not approach the suspect yourself and
do not post any tips on the Facebook page.
Police officials say the number of open warrants is up over 40% since the New York
State Bail Reform has been instituted.
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