| Feb 01 by webadmin | 01 Feb : 12:55 | | ||
The Plattsburgh Police Department currently has one black cat available for adoption. It is a female cat (not spayed), between 2.5 and 3 years old. For further information, please contact Lt. Scott Beebie at (518) 563-3411.
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| Dec 18 by webadmin | 18 Dec : 10:44 | | ||||
| On December 3rd at 1:15A.M, and again on December 8th at 2:30A.M., the Plattsburgh Police Department received complaints from male victims who reported being robbed while walking home from downtown. The first robbery location was in the Clinton County Government Center parking lot near Cornelia Street and the second was in the roadway near the intersection of Cornelia Street and Addoms Place. In both cases, the victims were walking alone when they were assaulted and had their wallets stolen. No weapons were displayed. City Police Detectives have been investigating leads since that time and were able to identify suspects in this case. On Thursday, December 17th, 2009, the two suspects were located, questioned, and subsequently arrested for the robberies. Arrested were BRANDON S. STONE (21yrs) of 233 Margaret Street, Plattsburgh and GUY C. DEWEEVER (21yrs) of Brooklyn, NY recently of 58 Miller Street Plattsburgh. They have each been charged with 2 counts of Robbery 2nd degree (C Felony) and 1 count of Assault 2nd degree (D Felony). They were held overnight in the city lockup and will be arraigned in City Court this morning. Contact: Chief Desmond Racicot Phone: 563-3411
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| Nov 09 by webadmin | 09 Nov : 14:17 | |
| The City of Plattsburgh Police Department is happy to announce that all of the animals that were awaiting adoption have been placed in loving homes. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved in the recovery, care, fostering, and placement of these animals. Without the community's involvement, we would be overwhelmed with the task of treating, caring for, and placing these deserving animals in good homes. We will continue to place announcements on our website if more animals become available for adoption in the future. Thank you again. |
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| Nov 06 by webadmin | 06 Nov : 15:41 | | ||
The Plattsburgh Police Department still has two cats available for adoption. Please see the photographs below. We are looking for individuals to provide a loving and caring environment for these animals who were rescued from an abusive owner. They are affectionate and would be a great addition to any family.
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| Oct 26 by webadmin | 26 Oct : 09:59 | |
| We have three cats currently available for adoption once City Court has disposed of the case. The first cat is a grey tiger cat, the second is a pure white cat, and the third is a black cat with white sox. They are all very affectionate and in need of a good home. If you are interested in adopting one of these cats, please contact Lt. Scott Beebie at the station at 563-3411. |
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| Oct 15 by webadmin | 15 Oct : 13:18 | |
| Plattsburgh Police Department currently has eight rescued cats of various ages and colors available for immediate adoption. Please contact Lt. Scott Beebie at (518) 563-3411 for further information. |
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| Oct 13 by webadmin | 13 Oct : 13:00 | |
| Plattsburgh City Police Officers investigated reports of abuse, neglect and cruelty to animals at Lakeside Apartments. During the investigation into these reports, officers discovered Janie E. Abernathy, 29, of the 460 Margaret St. apartment complex was housing several cats and one dog. The investigation revealed these animals had not been fed for weeks, kept within the apartment, infested with flees, and lived in a substantial amount of feces that was spread throughout the apartment. Ms. Abernathy was taken into custody and with the assistance of the City of Plattsburgh Building Inspector’s office, the apartment was posted as uninhabitable. During the collection of the animals from the apartment, officers located eight (8) cats, one of which was deceased and one dog. All the animals in this case were transported to Eagles Nest Veterinary Hospital for medical evaluation. A necropsy on the dead feline will be completed to determine the cause of death. Ms. Abernathy is being held at the Plattsburgh Police Department awaiting arraignment in Plattsburgh City Court on eight (8) counts of cruelty to animal charges under section 353 of the Agriculture and Markets law of the state of New York, a class “A” misdemeanor. |
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| Oct 02 by webadmin | 02 Oct : 14:01 | |
| City Police have identified the victim in the railway fatality as 23 year old Casey A. Campbell of Miller Street, Plattsburgh. The investigation has revealed that Campbell was observed on the railroad tracks by CP Rail staff who then attempted to stop the train. Independent eye witness accounts of the incident indicate that Campbell ran towards the train on the train tracks and dove under it when the train was about to overtake him. The investigation is continuing today. |
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| Oct 01 by webadmin | 01 Oct : 18:58 | |
| City and Canadian Pacific Railway Police are currently investigating a fatal train accident which occurred at about 5:12PM this evening near the Margaret Street rail crossing in the City of Plattsburgh. A Canadian Pacific Railway train travelling southbound between Rouses Point and Saratoga Springs with 62 rail cars, struck an adult male who was on the railroad tracks south of the Margaret Street railroad crossing. The male was pronounced dead at the scene by Clinton County Coroner David Donah. An autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at CVPH medical center. The stopped train has caused traffic to be blocked at most of the railway crossings in the City while the accident is being investigated. The Cumberland Avenue railroad bridge should be used by motorists needing to get from the south end of the City to Route 9 north. More information to follow as it becomes available. |
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| Aug 19 by webadmin | 19 Aug : 13:25 | |
| On August 18, 2009, at about 9:50 PM, City Police received a report that two Plattsburgh area men were overdue from a boating trip on Lake Champlain. Plattsburgh resident Linda Zeppieri reported to authorities that about 4 PM her son Matthew Zeppieri, age 21 of Plattsburgh launched his 8 foot “Zodiac” inflatable boat with outboard motor from the Old Base Marina to go for a boat ride on Lake Champlain. Matthew’s friend, Robert Peryer, age 20 of Altona, was reported to be with him. City Police, City Fire and Clinton County Emergency Services set up a command post at the Old Base marina. A coordinated search using land, air and marine assets from the NYS Police, Clinton County Sheriff, Homeland Security and US Coast Guard was conducted of the lake and shoreline areas. Initial reports indicated that the two may have driven the boat to the Port Kent area to visit friends but after about 3 ½ hours of searching the two were located unharmed in Colchester, Vermont where they had run out of gas. City Police remind the public that Lake Champlain is a large lake and distances are often much greater than they appear. It is important to know your position and where you are going and to file a “float plan” with a friend or relative. Contact: Chief Desmond Racicot Phone: 563-3411 |
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