Westchester County implements better safety measures in response to caseworker assault
Maria Coto, 56, was attacked while in contact with clients in Peekskill.
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Jun 7, 2024, 12:16 AM
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Updated 14 days ago
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9ds agoThe county of Westchester will now have better safety measures for social services staff members after an assault on a caseworker last month.
Maria Coto, 56, was attacked while in contact with clients in Peekskill. She is still hospitalized after suffering severe injuries.
Haseem Jenkins, 31, was charged with attempted murder in connection to the incident. The county says the Department of Social Services will offer expanded security escorts for staff during community and home visits.
