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Video surfaces of choke hold incident in East Harlem, days before the Garner incident.... From CBS news; http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2014/07/23/video-purportedly-shows-another-nypd-officer-using-chokehold-on-suspect-in-east-harlem/ I am not a police officer, therefore I do not know proper procedures. However, I was under the impression that officers may use whatever force neccisary to place a suspect in custody, including punches/kicks. I was not at either incident, none of us were. There's always two sides to a story and there's the truth. I am certainly pro law enforcement and feel the LEOs face danger every tour they work. They have to do what they have to do to get the job done and go home safe. If you are actively resisting arrest, then you should expect that force will be used against you!

Date: 07/21/14 (late entry) Time: 0345hrs (approx) Location: Rt. 94 & Forge Hill Rd. (Location of MVA) District: Town of New Windsor/Vails Gate Fire District Units: City of Newburgh PD (numerous), New Windsor PD (numerous), NYSP (numerous), Vails Gate FD Cars 1, 2 & 3, R480, E481, E479, New Windsor EMS/ALS Description: Vehicle pursuit w/roll-over MVA 0345hrs (approx)-City of Newburgh conducting a traffic stop. While the officer was interviewing the occupants, the driver drove off. NPD units pursued the vehicle toward the Town of New Windsor. Base-1 (NPD) advising Base-5 (NWPD) of the pursuit and advising that they are approaching the town line. Base-5 units then joined in the pursuit with NYSP units aiding as well. NWPD units advising that the suspect vehicle is traveling at 70+ MPH west on Blooming Grove Tpke (Route 94). 0355hrs (approx)-NWPD units advising that the vehicle has been involved in a roll-over 10-50 (MVA) at 94 and Forge Hill, requesting FD and EMS. 0358hrs-Base-5 alerting Vails Gate for the roll-over MVA w/entrapment. - Cars 1, 2, & 3 responding. Base-5 alerting VGFD units that the MVA is secondary to a pursuit and there is a large police presence in the area, use caution. FD arrived to find that PD was able to remove the driver, who was placed in custody and examined by NWEMS. The vehicle had rolled over, coming to rest on the driver side with the passenger unable to get out. VGFD units placed the hydraulic tools into service and planned to cut the A, B and C posts and fold the roof. However, members were able to access the passenger through the rear hatch and subsequently removed him to the care of EMS and PD custody. FD units then picked up and returned to service. PD closed the road and remained on scene until approximately 0930hrs conducting the accident reconstruction. From Mid Hudson News: Four incidents, four guns taken off the streets of Newburgh NEWBURGH Four unrelated incidents in the City of Newburgh, included one attempted murder, have resulted in police removing four guns from the streets. On Monday, July 21 at 1 p.m., police responded to a report of a shooting at the intersection of William and South William streets. The victim was transported to the hospital by private vehicle for treatment of four gunshot wounds. Police quickly obtained a description of the suspect, recovered a 32 caliber handgun believed to have been used incident and arrested a City of Newburgh resident. Tyahnjaii Legette, 19, currently under parole supervision for an attempted robbery conviction, was charged with attempted murder, assault and criminal possession of a weapon. ***At 3:37 a.m. on Monday, Newburgh Police observed a car that failed to stop at a red light at Dubois Street and Broadway. The officer stopped the vehicle, which was occupied by two people. The driver could not produce ID and appeared to be intoxicated. At that point, the driver put the car in gear and took off but wound up crashing into a rock wall in the area of Forge hill Road and Route 94 in New Windsor. The driver and passenger were treated for minor injuries. A 9 mm semi-automatic handgun was recovered after he was tossed out of the car window. The driver, Pedro Rainey, 41, of Newburgh, currently on parole supervision for a drug possession charge, was charged with felony weapon possession, felony DWI, several misdemeanors including for false personation and several traffic infractions. The passenger, a 37-year-old Kingston man, was not charged in the incident.*** On Tuesday, July 22 at 2:17 a.m., Newburgh Police responded to a dispute inside a residence in the 700 Block of Broadway and found two people who were related to one another but not living together arguing. One of them left the residence and retrieved a handgun from a car and began pointing it in the direction of residents. The vehicle then fled the scene and no shots were fired. Officers were able to stop the car and arrest Jeffrey Morales, 30, of Newburgh. Officers located a loaded 380 semi-automatic handgun on the sidewalk in the area of 603 Broadway. The investigation linked the gun to Morales, who was charged with felony criminal possession of a weapon and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. At 11:53 a.m. on Monday, July 21, police received a call from a female motorist of a road rage incident. She told police a car was driving aggressively weaving in and out of traffic on South William Street. The car began to tailgate the woman so she pulled over to get the license plate number at which time the driver pointed a gun at her and drove away. Police later found the car parked in a business parking lot at 175 South Robinson Avenue. The driver, Christopher Peloso, 27, was charged with misdemeanor menacing and weapons possession. It was determined he had a valid pistol permit. Detectives obtained a search warrant and found a loaded 25 caliber semi-automatic and gun and marijuana in the car. The handgun is registered on Pelosos permit. *Please reply to this thread with any corrections or updates*</p>

Date: 07/21/14 Time: 1645hrs (approx) Location: State Rt 293 & Rt 6 District: Woodbury Units: Woodbury, West Point (Decon), Maybrook (Spill Trailer), OC Haz-Mat Team, 36-14, NYS-DEC Re-located to Highland Mills firehouse: Chester w(1) Engine and (1) Rescue Description: Car vs 10-wheel fuel tanker w/tanker rolled over 1645hrs (approx)-OC911 dispatching Woodbury for the reported roll-over MVA, possibly involving a box truck with unknown injuries. 1648hrs-OC911 advising that they are now getting reports that a fuel truck is involved. 1650hrs-Woodbury Car-2 on scene advising it is a car vs fuel truck, fuel truck is rolled-over, requesting the Haz-Mat Team. 1652hrs-OC911 alerting the Haz-Mat Team for a response. 1655hrs-OC911 alerting the West Point FD; request to stand-by in their own quarters with the Decon unit. 1658hrs-OC911 alerting Maybrook; Spill Trailer requested m/a into Woodbury. *Had to step out for a bit.... 1743hrs-Maybrook Car-3 and the spill trailer on scene. 1748hrs-OC911 conducting a status check. Command advising that Haz-Mat is operating, attempting to secure the saddle tanks. 1750hrs-Command advising that he has a company representative on scene. *Please reply to this thread with any corrections or updates*</p> **times are approximate

As a former member of Peekskill EMS, I ran into Officer Vazeos on many calls. I also interned with Peekskill PD while in college and did many ride-alongs with him. Always a very dedicated, knowledgable and professional guy. Very sad news indeed. Thoughts and prayers to his family, friends and the PPD. May he rest in peace

Date: 07/09/14 Time: 1624hrs Location: Route 302 District: Pine Bush Units: PBFD Car-1, E226, Pine Bush EMS, Bullville Car-2, E252, (LZ), LifeNet-75 Description: MVA w/Entrapment 1624hrs-OC911 alerting Pine Bush for the MVA with possible extrication needed. 1626hrs-Pine Bush Car-1 en-route. OC911 advising possible heavy entrapment. Car-1 advising approx 01 out. 1645hrs-OC911 advising PB Car-1 to let EMS know that LifeNet has accepted the mission and has a 10 minute ETA if need be. 1651hrs-Car-1 requesting a launch of the Medevac, OC911 advising they will get an updated ETA. 1653hrs-OC911 alerting Bullville; mutual-aid request to Pine Bush to set-up an LZ at County Route 48 and Route 302. - Bullville Car-2 en-route. OC911 advising of a 10 minute ETA for LifeNet-75, crew is boarded and waiting for liftoff, ground contact will be Pine Bush LZ Command. 1656hrs-Bullville E252 en-route to set-up the LZ. 1659hrs-As per Bullville Car-2, the LZ has been changed, OC911 advising that the Medevac has a (6) minute ETA and they will advise them of the new coordinates. 1701hrs-Bullville E252 on location at the LZ. 1702hrs-OC911 advising Pine Bush command that the LZ has been moved to IAO of #712 Rt. 302. 1706hrs-Pine Bush LZ Command advising that LifeNet-75 is on the ground. 1717hrs-Pine Bush LZ Command advising that LifeNet-75 is off the ground and en-route to Westchester Medical Center. Bullville units taking up and returning to quarters. 1725hrs-As per Pine Bush Car-1, Pine Bush units in the process of picking-up. 1744hrs-All Pine Bush units back in quarters, in service.

Whoooooa easy there....believe me, I know this very well as many of my friends are Career, professional firefighters, many of whom serve in combo depts. Like I said, those weren't your words and I apologize. Another member suggested that YHFD would benefit from having at least a paid "driver." I don't agree with that idea, nor do I use that term when actually relating to career/professional FFs. Again, my apologies sir.

Excellent points sir. I believe you've (in short order) hit the nail on the head. Why build a station in an area where there are few members to respond from/to? It makes no sense financially or logistically. 16fire5, Sir, you make excellent, valid points. But again, to suggest automatic aid or any form of such...how dare you! Joking aside, I can not fathom why auto-aid between the two agencies would NOT be utilized, especially in the area of question. ***I apologize for the multiple posts and quotes, having trouble posting, attempting to fix If YHFD had paid members, they would be best strategically placed at the existing stations and respond as such. Placing a paid "driver" (not your words), would solve nothing. It would just guarantee that a rig (engine, truck, tanker, go-cart) would arrive on scene in a timely manner with NO manpower. TFD141, I'm all for supporting my fellow brothers and sisters, believe me. But to have that support, I must be convinced of a certain need and function. In this case, I see no need or function. As shown, this has been shot down on numerous occasions with even very few members supporting it. In addition, it had been put on record that if built, this station would be most likely used as storage. I'm NOT a resident/voter in the district in question (not even close), but even as a fellow volunteer FF, I'd have my reservations.

BBBMF, how dare you suggest dual response procedures, that's almost leaning toward consolidation....gasp, blasphemy 😳😉.

Date: 07/08/14 Time: Location: 645 Neelytown Rd. - UPS District: Montgomery Units: Montgomery, Maybrook (Engine), Walden (Truck), Coldenham (Truck), Vails Gate (FAST), Air Guard, Pine Bush (S/B), Bullville (S/B), Mechanicstown (S/B), Campbell Hall, OC HAZ-Mat Team, 36-4, 36-12, others Description: 2nd Alarm Haz-Mat Spill 2145hrs-OC911 alerting Coldenham and Vails Gate; Coldenham (1 Truck) and Vails Gate (FAST) to respond to the staging area in Montgomery. 2155hrs-OC911 raising Montgomery Command for a 40 minute status check. Command advising that the situation is un-changed, Haz-Mat reps, as well as an Environmental Clean Up company on scene. 2159hrs-36-12 advising heavy rains, members evacuating the hot zone. 2205hrs-36-12 requesting (1) Engine from Campbell Hall to the scene. - OC911 alerting Campbell Hall for the M/A request. 2209hrs-Vails Gate Car-3 and R480 (FAST) arriving on scene. 2222hrs-OC911 conducting a 60 minute status check. Command advisng that the situation remains unchanged, Haz-Mat Team is gearing up to make entry. 2247hrs-OC911 conducting a status check. Command advising that the Haz-Mat Team has secured the (2) barrels, in the process of decontamination. 2253hrs-36-12 placing the situation under control, mutual aid to be released shortly. 2254hrs-Walden Truck and Vails Gate FAST released, in service/returning.

Date: 07/07/14 Time: 1300hrs Location: 27 Colden Hill Rd. c/s Rt. 17K District: Coldenham Units: Coldenham, Cronomer Valley, Good-Will, Vails Gate, Plattekill, Pine Bush, Bullville, Maybrook, New Windsor, Montgomery, Mechanicstown, Wallkill, Orange Lake, Campbell Hall, 36-14, others Description: Heavy Fire upon arrival in a P/D 1333hrs-30 minute status check. Command advising multiple lines in operation, still have heavy fire. 1335hrs-36-12 requesting additional Tankers from Air Guard and Plattekill. 1343hrs-Orange 911 conducting the 40-minute status check. 36-12 advising multiple hand lines still in operation, still have active fire.

Date: 07/03/14 Time: 1933hrs Location: 65 Pin Oak Dr. District: Vails Gate Units: VGFD Car-1 (Command), Car-3 (Ops), E478, E481, E479, T482, T484, R480, City of Newburgh (FAST), Salisbury Mills (Engine & Tanker), New Windsor (Engine), Cornwall (Tanker), Cornwall-on-Hudson (Tanker), Air Guard (Tanker), New Windsor EMS, New Windsor PD, New Windsor FI Coverage: New Windsor (Engine) & Cornwall (Truck) on s/b at VGFD Sta-1 Description: Working fire in a large SFD secondary to a lightening strike 1933hrs-Base-5 alerting Vails Gate for the reported roof on fire after a lightening strike, 65 Pin Oak Dr. - While en-route, Base-5 advised that the caller is stating there is now a fire in a 2nd floor bathroom. Car-3 arrived and confirmed fire in a 2nd floor bathroom and in the attic. Car-1 arrived, established command and requested a 2nd alarm and tanker task force. 1st due E478 dropped their LDH and laid into the scene and it's crew led off with an 1 3/4" through the front door and up to the 2nd floor. They then gained access to the attic where they encountered heavy smoke, heat and fire. At this time, fire started to self-vent from the roof on the 2/3 corner. T482 and R480 arrived with their crews throwing ground ladders and going to the roof to further open up. E481 arrived and reversed-laid it's LDH from E478's LDH back to the water drop area. The crew of E481 then stretched the 2nd 1 3/4" line to the 2nd floor bathroom where fire had extended. T484 backed up the driveway and placed it's aerial to the #2 side roof. Crews worked from the roof and attic to open up until all fire was knocked down. 2004hrs-Command placing the fire under control. 2128hrs-All Vails Gate units back in service.

I have been out of Westchester for several years now, therefore I don't really have a horse in this race.However, your post intrigued me to say the least. Are you talking factual information, hearsay or just plain BS? You say that "everyone makes fun of Squad 15 when it's really an engine." Who is "everyone?" a couple of jollies who are jealous that they are not on the job? In your vast fire knowledge, do you know what is needed on a rig to be considered a "squad?" Perhaps according to County standards, Squad 15 DOES actaually fall into the Squad category. How do you feel about Yonkers Squad-11? I mean after all, that just looks like an engine, no? I like when you said "there are a few other weird and different things about that TRUCK compared to most companies around here." This statement has me really confused...is it an engine, a squad or a truck? Also, what's weird or different about it? Now, all of that aside and onto your claim about the dispatchers at 60 Control having a bet. Wow, that's just a real immature, ballsy (no, just immature) statement to make. If this is correct, it is very unprofessional and the dispatchers who are involved should be ashamed. From my experiences with 60-Control, they are a very professional group of people. In closing, I could care less what a rig is designated as. Just so long as the members on that rig are fully competent and trained to do the task at hand.

Date: 06/02/14 Time: 0845hrs Location: 125 S. William St. District: City of Newburgh Units: NFD C1, C4, E1, E3, T1, West Point (Engine), Air Guard (FAST), New Windsor (Engine), Vails Gate (Truck484), 36-14, MLSS, NPD Stand-by @ Newburgh PSB: Cronomer Valley Truck & Orange Lake Engine Description: Working Fire in a 3-story OMD 0845hrs(approx)-NFD dispatch sounding the alarm of fire for 125 S. William St. Companies arrived to find fire on all 3 floors of a 3-story, middle of the row OMD with reports of people trapped. T1 made entry and began their primary searches while E1 & E3 secured a water source, laid-in and led off with their handlines. Command then transmitted the 2nd Alarm. Exposures 1-street 2-similar attached 3-rear yard 4-similar attached OC911 alerted West Point and Stewart Air Guard; West Point Engine and Air Guard FAST to the scene. 0853hrs-OC911 alerting Vails Gate and New Windsor; Vails Gate Truck and New Windsor Engine to the scene. - New Windsor Engine to grab a hydrant on S. Lander and lay in and their crew to assist members working on scene. - Vails Gate Truck-484 to back up S. William from Liberty St. and it's crew to go to the roof to open up. OC911 alerting Cronomer Valley and Orange Lake; Cronomer Valley Truck and Orange Lake Engine to re-locate to the City of Newburgh Public Safety Building. Newburgh companies made a quick and aggressive attack of the fire, bringing it under control in under an hour. No injuries to firefighters or civilians were reported. Link to the Times Herald Record: http://m.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20140602/NEWS/140609963/-1/WAP&template=wapart Link to 1st Responder News: http://www.1strespondernews.com/webpages/news/displaynews.aspx?ID=433ffe51-dde3-4352-96af-869d1b67f5e4

RIP Trooper Skinner and god bless. Thoughts and prayers for his family, friends and extended NYSP family.

Date: 05/24/14 Time: 1100hrs Location: Route 32 & Orrs Mills Rd. District: Vails Gate Fire District/Town of Cornwall Units: Cornwall EMS, Cornwall Town PD, Vails Gate FD (LZ), Medevac Description: MVA - Car vs. Bicyclist 1101hrs-Base-5 alerting Vails Gate; request to set-up a landing zone in the parking lot of the Solid Rock Church, Route 32 & Holloran Rd.

Date: 05/22/14 Time: 1100hrs Location: 8 Menayas Ct. c/a Round Hill Rd. District: Washingtonville Units: Washingtonville Car-4 (IC), Salisbury Mills Car-3, Tanker, Woodbury FAST, 36-15 Description: Working Fire 1100hrs-OC911 dispatching Washingtonville for the possible structure fire, house struck by lightening with smoke coming from the house. 1101hrs-OC911 alerting Salisbury Mills; (1) Tanker to the scene AMA. - OC911 receiving multiple calls. 1102hrs-OC911 advisng that PD is on scene with smoke showing. 1104hrs-Washingtonville Car-4 on scene, establishing Command with light smoke showing from the eaves of a 2 1/2 story residential dwelling. 1105hrs-OC911 alerting Woodbury; FAST requested M/A to Washingtonville. 1106hrs-Car-4 advising 1st due E574 to hook a hydrant and lay in, leave the driveway open for the truck. Car-4 advisng E574 to stretch a line and that they'll have to force entry. 1114hrs-36-15 requesting (1) Engine from Chester to re-locate to Washingtonville's Firehouse. 1124hrs-Command placing the fire under control, releasing Woodbury's FAST. *times are approximate

Date: 05/20/14 Time: 1158hrs Location: 13 The Boulevard c/s Mountain Rd. District: Cornwall-on-Hudson Units: Cornwall-on-Hudson, Cornwall, City of Newburgh (C4, E1, T1), Washingtonville FAST, New Windsor (Engine), 36-103 (FI), 36-104 (FI), Cornwall EMS, Cornwall Village PD Re-located to Cornwall-on-Hudson FD: West Point Truck & Salisbury Mills Engine Description: Heavy Fire in a P/D 1158hrs-Cornwall-on-Hudson dispatched for the reported structure fire. 1200hrs-Members on scene confirming a working structure fire. - While en-route, Cornwall-on-Hudson Car-(?) requesting a 2nd Alarm. 1201hrs-OC911 re-sounding Cornwall-on-Hudson and alerting Cornwall and Vails Gate; Cornwall (1&1) to the scene, Vails Gate FAST to the scene. 1202hrs-Vails Gate Car-1 advising OC911 that Vails Gate units are operating at a major gas leak and will be a prolonged incident, unable to fill FAST request. 1203hrs-Command requesting a Chief, Engine and Ladder to the scene from the City of Newburgh. - Newburgh Car-4, E1 and T1 responding. 1204hrs-OC911 alerting Washingtonville; FAST requested to the scene in Cornwall-on-Hudson. 1214hrs-New Windsor Car-3 advising E446 is assembling for the re-locate. 1215hrs-Command inquiring what mutual-aid Engine is responding. OC911 advising Cornwall is on the Box with (1) Engine and (1) Truck and both are on scene. Command requesting an additional Engine to the scene. OC911 advising they will have New Windsor upgrade their assignment and back-fill with an additional Engine. 1216hrs-New Windsor Car-3 and E446 responding. 1218hrs-Command advising that the bulk of the fire is knocked down. - OC911 alerting Salisbury Mills; (1) Engine to re-locate Cornwall-on-Hudson Firehouse. 1225hrs-New Windsor E446 on scene. 1228hrs-OC911 advising Command that 36-103 (FI) is responding and 36-104 (FI) is on scene, West Point is standing-by with (1) Truck at Cornwall-on-Hudson's Firehouse and Salisbury Mills E560 is en-route for stand-by. - OC911 conducting a status check. Command placing the fire under control, companies opening-up and starting overhaul. *times are approximate

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Four firefighters were injured when a fire truck in overturned in south Charlotte Thursday morning. Link: http://www.wcnc.com/news/local/Fire-truck-overturns-in-south-Charlotte-258454191.html Speedy recovery for the members involved.

Date: 04/30/14 Time: 2008hrs Incident Type: Structure Fire Location: 94 Bull Rd. District: Mount Hope Units: Mount Hope Car-1 (IC), Howells, Otisville, MLSS Description: 2nd Alarm 2008hrs-OC911 alerting Mount Hope; possible structure fire, 94 Bull Rd, caller states fire in the apartment. - OC911 alerting Howells and Otisville; Howells (1) Engine and Otisiville (1) Engine & (1) Tanker to stand by in their own quarters. 2010hrs-Mount Hope Car-1 on scene advising working fire, requesting 1st alarm assignment. 2014hrs-Command requesting Otisville w/(1) Engine and (1) Tanker to the scene. 2027hrs-OC911 alerting Middletown; (1) Engine to re-locate to Howells for stand-by. 2028hrs-OC911 alerting Pocatello; stand by in quarters for Mount Hope. 2035hrs-Command advising that the bulk of the fire is k/d, starting to overhaul. 2036hrs-OC911 alerting FI's. * Units requested to the scene and for stand-by, trying to get the run down

Date: 04/29/14 Time: 1401hrs Incident Type: Structure Fire Location: 6 Lazaroff Pl. District: Vails Gate Fire District - Town of Cornwall Units: VGFD Car-1 (IC), Car-2, Car-3, City of Newburgh (FAST), New Windsor (Engine), Cornwall EMS, Cornwall PD, 36-14, OCFI's Re-located to VGFD Station-1: Cornwall Truck & Salisbury Mills Engine Description: Working Fire in an occupied p/d 1401hrs-Vails Gate dispatched for the possible structure fire, 6 Lazaroff Pl, caller thinks his neighbors house is on fire. - OC911 alerting New Windsor; (1) Engine to the scene AMA. While en-route, units were advised that there may be occupants trapped in the residence. 1405hrs (approx)-VGFD Car-2 arrived on scene, advised of smoke showing from a single family dwelling and requested the 2nd Alarm. - OC911 re-sounding Vails Gate for the confirmed structure fire and alerting the City of Newburgh for their FAST to the scene. - OC911 alerting Cornwall and Salisbury Mills; Corwall w/(1) Truck and Salisbury Mills w/(1) Engine to re-locate to Vails Gate Station-1 for stand by. Car-2 made entry into the residence and located an occupant attempting to escape and assisted him outside. Car-2 then re-entered the structure and located the 2nd occupant in a bedroom and started to remove him. Car-1 then arrived, assumed Command and assisted Car-2 with the removal of the 2nd occupant. Both occupants were then turned over to Cornwall EMS and transported to the hospital. E478 arrived, hooked a hydrant and laid into the scene. It's crew led off through the front door with an 1 3/4" line. They encountered hoarder-type conditions, but located fire on the 1/2 corner. 1414hrs (approx)-OC911 conducting a status check. Command advising (1) line stretched and operating, 2nd line being stretched, searches underway and members on the roof opening up. 1420hrs (approx)-Command advising main body of fire is knocked-down, companies opening-up and beginning overhaul. Link to 1st Responder News; http://www.1strespondernews.com/webpages/news/DisplayNews.aspx?PT=state&state=NY&ID=679c61c7-838e-4400-8cb0-7fafdf2d1d94

I could be wrong, but I believe SageVigiles was being facetious in his posting. But that would make a unique flower pot.

Date: 04/20/14 Time: 0230hrs Incident Type: Shooting Location: Murphy's Pub - Main St. District: New Paltz Units: NPPD, UCSO, NYSP, EMS Description: (2) Persons shot inside Murphy's Pub, (1) fatally Link to the Daily Freeman: http://www.dailyfreeman.com/general-news/20140420/at-least-one-dead-in-bar-shooting-in-new-paltz

Date: 04/17/14 Time: 1512hrs Incident Type: MVA w/Pin Location: Rt. 300 IAO Newburgh Mall District: Winona Lake - Town of Newburgh Units: WLFD Car-3 (IC), R323, Good-Will FD (LZ), TNEMS, TNPD, , 36-12 Description: MVA w/Entrapment and Medevac 1512hrs(approx)-OC911 alerting Winona Lake for the MVA with unknown injuries IAO the Newburgh Mall on Route 300. 1515hrs-OC911 advising that as per an off-duty Paramedic on scene, possible entrapment. 1516hrs-WLFD Car-3 on scene confirming (1) person pinned, requesting a Medevac on s/b. OC911 advising that a Medevac is already on stand-by. 1517hrs-R323 on scene and re-questing a re-sound for all available manpower. - Command requesting a launch of the Medevac and Good-Will with (1) Engine to the scene to set-up the LZ in the Newburgh Mall parking lot. 1518hrs-OC911 alerting Good-Will; request (1) Engine to set-up an LZ for Winona Lake. 1522hrs-GWFD E311 en-route. OC911 advising a 04 minute ETA on Air2. 1523hrs-WLFD E324 en-route to the scene. 1528hrs-Command advising that the victim has been extricated. 1529hrs-GWFD Car-1 advising that Air-2 is on the ground. 1532hrs-36-12 (coordinator) on the scene.

Date: 04/16/14 Time: 2030hrs Incident Type: MVA - Police Officer Struck Location: Route 32 & Quaker Ave. District: Town of Cornwall Units: Town of Cornwall PD, Cornwall FD, Cornwall EMS, others Description: Police Officer struck while directing traffic at emergency scene Thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery. Link to Mid Hudson news: http://www.midhudsonnews.com/News/2014/April/17/Cornwall_PD_injury1-17Apr1.htm Link to News12: http://hudsonvalley.news12.com/news/cop-hit-by-truck-while-on-duty-in-cornwall-1.7736806

Date: 04/12/14 Time: 1525hrs (approx) Incident Type: Structure Fire Location: 18 Ross Ln District: Silver Lake Units: SLFD, Middletown (FAST), Mechanicstown (Truck), Circleville (Engine), MLSS Description: Working Fire 1525hrs (approx)-OC911 alerting Silver Lake for the reported structure fire, caller reporting the back of the house is on fire. 1532hrs-OC911 alerting Middletown, Mechanicstown and Circleville; Middletown FAST, Mechanicstown Truck and Circleville Engine to the scene. 1540-Circleville E102 on scene. 1541hrs-OC911 conducting a status check. Command advising (1) handline in operation. 1543hrs-Command requesting Orange & Rockland utilities for a power and gas cut. 1544hrs-Middletown FAST on the scene. - OC911 advising Command that O&R has been notified, up to an hour ETA. 1548hrs-Command requesting Mobile Life to the scene for stand by. 1550hrs-Command requesting Town Building Inspector to the scene. 1551hrs-OC911 conducting a status check; Command advising fire is knocked down, primary and secondary searches complete and (-), can discontinue status checks. 1552hrs-Command releasing the FAST and placing the fire under control. 1602hrs-OC911 alerting Middletown; additional mutual aid request - (1) Engine to re-locate Silver Lake's Firehouse.