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.
Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.
We’ve removed the ability to reply as we work to make improvements. Learn more here
