3 Accused Of Interfering With Emergency Responders

STONY POINT, NY — Three men are accused of interfering with emergency responders in two recent separate incidents in Stony Point involving alcohol.

At 10:13 p.m. Feb. 20, officers responded to an address in Tomkins Cove for a fire alarm activation. They could see heavy smoke coming from a window of an apartment in the building. After knocking on the door numerous times with negative results officers forced their way in and were met by Calvin Parker.

Police alleged that Parker, 49, was highly intoxicated and uncooperative.

While officers were attempting to evacuate the rest of the building, he interfered with fire department personnel, hindering their ability to perform their duties and enter the residence, police said. Parker was placed under arrest and charged with obstructing firefighting operations and disorderly conduct. He was processed, arraigned, and issued an appearance ticket with a return date of March 7.

On Feb. 24, police stopped a car they said they observed speeding on North Liberty Drive at 11:09 p.m.

As the officers attempted to conduct field sobriety tests on the driver, the passenger got out of the car several times and interfered, police alleged.

The driver, Jonathan Hernandez-Llongo, 21, of Garnerville, was charged with driving while intoxicated and numerous vehicle and traffic violations.

The passenger, Kleveer Muyolema 24, of White Plains, was charged with obstruction of governmental administration.

Both were processed and released on an appearance ticket and are due back in Stony Point Justice Court on March 7.