Crime & Safety
Ossining Arrests: 12-Year-Old Rock Thrower, DWI Driver
A summary of recent police activity and arrests in the village of Ossining.
12-Year-Old Breaks Taxi Window with Rock
A 12-year-old Ossining boy was taken into police headquarters after a rock he tossed broke the window of a passing cab.
Ossining Lt. William Sullivan said the boy was with a group of kids when he threw the rock at the corner of Spring and Main downtown. It broke the back window of a cab with no backseat passengers, Sullivan said.
The driver stopped and held the boy until police arrived. Police booked him as a juvenile and held him until his parents came to pick him up.
DWI Arrest
Village Police pulled over a 22-year-old Ossining driver the night of Friday, July 26 when they saw him driving recklessly on Croton Avenue.
He was issued a blood alcohol test to which he tested positive at .17 BAC.
He was charged with:
Criminal Contempt
A 38-year-old Ossining man was taken into custody after allegedly violating an order of protection against him. He was arrested Thursday night, August 1 at 10 p.m. and charged with criminal contempt and held pending arraignment.
A 12-year-old Ossining boy was taken into police headquarters after a rock he tossed broke the window of a passing cab.
Ossining Lt. William Sullivan said the boy was with a group of kids when he threw the rock at the corner of Spring and Main downtown. It broke the back window of a cab with no backseat passengers, Sullivan said.
The driver stopped and held the boy until police arrived. Police booked him as a juvenile and held him until his parents came to pick him up.
DWI Arrest
Village Police pulled over a 22-year-old Ossining driver the night of Friday, July 26 when they saw him driving recklessly on Croton Avenue.
He was issued a blood alcohol test to which he tested positive at .17 BAC.
He was charged with:
- Driving while intoxicated
- and driving without a license.
Criminal Contempt
A 38-year-old Ossining man was taken into custody after allegedly violating an order of protection against him. He was arrested Thursday night, August 1 at 10 p.m. and charged with criminal contempt and held pending arraignment.
Note: An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
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