Crime & Safety
Victim Shoved To Ground, Motorcycle Helmet Damaged In Attack: Police
The victim's face hit a stick during the attack, cutting their face, according to Yorktown PD. The suspect is now facing a felony charge.
YORKTOWN, NY — Violence in Westchester led to property damage, an injury, and a felony charge, according to police.
The Yorktown Police Department says that a 20-year-old Yorktown man was arrested and charged with felony third-degree criminal mischief, and a second-degree harassment violation.
On June 20, at Yorktown Police Department headquarters, officers received a report of a past domestic incident in the town.
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After an investigation, police allege that on May 11, Hunter D. Morgan damaged the victim's motorcycle helmet, valued at $300, and pushed the victim to the ground causing their face to hit a stick and cut their left cheek.
On June 21, Morgan voluntarily came to Yorktown Police Headquarters and surrendered himself. He was arrested and arraigned, with the judge issuing a temporary order of protection before the suspect was released on his own recognizance.
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Morgan is scheduled to return to the Yorktown Justice Court on July 17.
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