Cornwall Police Department – Page 2

Two critical in Route 32 accident

September 8, 2017 Jason Kaplan

New Windsor Ambulance Corps Chief Michael Bigg, Town of Cornwall Police Chief Todd Hazard, and Cornwall Fire Department Chief Pat Hines confer following a two-car accident on Route 32.

Accident quells Quaker traffic

May 3, 2017 Jason Kaplan

Emergency personnel responded to an accident shortly after 3 p.m. on Quaker Avenue near the 9W ramp. Cornwall Fire Department volunteers disabled the vehicles while EMTs from Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corps and New Windsor Ambulance Corps tended to two females.

Two-car accident

March 8, 2017 Jason Kaplan

Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corps, as well as town and village police, responded to a two-car accident on Route 9W near Pecks Road.

Drivers take note

February 2, 2017 Ken Cashman

This morning, the Town Police attached their new speed recorder to a sign in front of the Canterbury Green Apartments on Quaker Avenue.

Victim survives 20 stabbings; suspect arrested

April 7, 2016 Jason Kaplan

A 21-year-old Cornwall-on-Hudson man survived over 20 stab wounds to the head and torso area during an altercation with an acquaintance early Wednesday morning.

Police officer getting an award

February 19, 2016 Ken Cashman

Officer Hal Desjardines will receive an Exceptional Service Award when the Cornwall-on-Hudson trustees meet on Monday night.

Motorist hits tree

January 6, 2016 Jason Kaplan

A male driver was treated for unknown injuries after his vehicle struck a tree on Mill Street this afternoon.

Icy roads cause dangerous driving conditions

January 12, 2015 Jason Kaplan

Town of Cornwall Police Chief Todd Hazard investigates a roll-over on Angola Road around 10:30 a.m

Accidental gunshot wound

June 7, 2014 Ken Cashman

The Town of Cornwall Police department is investigating the unintentional discharge of a handgun that led to a 35 year old Cornwall woman being shot in the upper right thigh.

Chief issues rabid animals warning

May 22, 2014 Ken Cashman

After a rabid raccoon and woodchuck were found in Mountainville, Police Chief Todd Hazard warned residents not to touch wild animals whether they are alive or dead.