Police: Saugerties man accused of threating individual faces harassment charge
Officers later found Fabbie and charged him with harassment. He was released on an appearance ticket, according to police.
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Apr 3, 2023, 9:15 PM
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Updated 480 days ago
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4h agoA Saugerties man accused of threating to kill someone on Saturday is facing a harassment charge.
Police say they received a complaint that David Fabbie Jr. was yelling at someone from inside his car on Livingston Street while revving up the engine and then power braking the car while the vehicle was in place.
Officers later found Fabbie and charged him with harassment. He was released on an appearance ticket, according to police.
Authorities say he is due back in court next week.
