Headlines: Yonkers identity theft, Dobbs Ferry swatting incident, Ramapo burglary arrests
Here are some stories making headlines across the Hudson Valley.
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Aug 3, 2023, 12:03 PM
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Gabriel Gil, of Yonkers, is scheduled to appear in court today on identity theft charges. Yorktown police arrested him after he allegedly stole a purse from a car and used stolen credit cards to make purchases. Among his charges is identity theft, and he has already been arraigned for the crimes.
A concerning incident in Dobbs Ferry has been revealed to be a hoax. Police received a call from the mobile crisis team about a male claiming to have shot his mother and threatening self-harm. Unable to enter the home for verification, police later confirmed with family members that the situation was a fabrication. The suspect is now in a secure facility.
Two individuals have been arrested in connection with burglaries in Ramapo. The first incident occurred in June, leading to the arrest of a teenager who was charged with second-degree burglary. The second incident took place on July 21st, involving a commercial burglary, leading to the arrest of a 31-year-old Spring Valley man. He is facing several charges and is currently being held without bail.
