Ulster County Police Chief's Association recognizes heroic work of New Paltz police officers
The New Paltz Police Department was also recognized for leadership in a stabbing case that led to multiple arrests.
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May 24, 2024, 3:02 AM
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5ds agoThe Ulster County Police Chief's Association honored on Thursday some New Paltz police officers for their heroic work.
Officer Yazmine Cabrera was honored for saving a life while she was off duty.
Officers Caelan Marsh and Tiffany Claud were honored for saving a stabbing victim.
The New Paltz Police Department was also recognized for leadership in a stabbing case that led to multiple arrests.
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