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Two Stolen Cars, Burglary Reported: Police

The Rye Police Department reported two separate stolen vehicle incidents in Rye on Friday.
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Crime Trends: Leaf Blower Summonses Surge Again in November, Data Shows

There were eight arrests in November, up from the three people taken into custody by police during the same period last year.
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Rye Cops to Amp Up New Year’s Eve Presence, Including in Unmarked Vehicles

Rye police will deploy more officers beginning Dec. 31 at 4 p.m., through Jan. 1 at 8 a.m.
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Norwalk Man Found with ‘Whippets’ in Car is Charged

Police say Robert Thornton Haile was unresponsive, with 27 canisters of nitrous oxide in vehicle, Monday in Rye.
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Police Book Rockland County Man for ‘Erratic’ Driving on Drugs

Cops received "several" reports around 12:45 a.m. on Dec. 7 of an "erratic" driver in an Audi Q5.
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Rye Brook Man Tries to Strangle Girlfriend’s ex-Lover During Elizabeth Street Home Invasion

The suspect repeatedly asked the homeowner, "Where is she?" before grabbing him with both hands by the throat and choking him.
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Port Chester Worker Refuses to Provide ID During Leaf Blower Dispute With Rye Police

When the officer approached the crew, he informed the workers that simultaneous use of gas-powered lawn equipment was against Rye city ordinance.
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Queens Man Caught With Fake IDs, Hit With Fraud Charges Again: Rye Police

Ming Wu was previously arrested on Oct. 13 after officers allegedly found him carrying several fake IDs, a knife, and what appeared to be drugs.
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Queens Man Arrested on Purchase Street For Carrying Multiple IDs and Knife

Wu was charged with several offenses, including possessing fake IDs, giving police a false name, and carrying a knife and what appeared to be drugs.
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To Pee or Not to Pee: Council Debates Softer Stance on Public Potty Offenses

With only three officers sometimes on patrol, removing one for even two hours can take away 25 percent of their shift.

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